Five things a group needs from RollCall.

One screen for the whole group — every venue's live crowd and today's headline numbers, side by side, so ownership can read the floor without opening each dashboard.

• Live crowd level per venue, with the age of each venue's newest scan
• Which venues need attention first — venues are compared, never summed

Each venue's own published estimate · a level with no fresh scan behind it says so rather than reading quiet

Put locations on the same axis — peak, occupancy, how deal nights read against a normal one — over the same window, each room measured against its own history.

• Compare any venues on a shared metric and time range
• Grounded in each venue's own room-scan history
• Side by side as neutral values — no league table, no score, no group total

Every venue is measured against its own same-weekday baseline · an association, never proof of cause

One group, many people. The account owns the venues; you grant a manager access to one venue or several, and pick per venue what they can do.

• One login across every venue, with per-venue access control for managers
• Six capabilities per grant, ticked one at a time — sales & revenue is off unless you turn it on
• No separate credentials per venue

Roll each venue's crowd history, heatmaps, and deal nights into group-level reporting for ownership — built on numbers the venues already generate.

• Group summaries across locations
• Same weekly-recap idea, at portfolio scale
• No new data collection required

Reads the same estimates the venues already publish · no new sensor, no new capture step

From any portfolio number, open that venue's full single-venue dashboard — the exact tool your managers use every night. This is live today.

• One click from group view to a venue's live dashboard
• Every single-venue feature, unchanged
• The portfolio never replaces the venue view — it links to it