Stager

Not verified yet. Nobody has followed these steps in a real Stager account yet, so menu names may differ.

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Can it be done? Yes, through Stager’s iCal link. Stager gives crew a personal calendar link with your shifts; you paste that into GigGuru. There is no direct connection with Stager.

Who has to act

You, if you can find the link in your own Stager environment. If you don’t see it, ask the planner at your client how to subscribe to your shifts as a calendar.

Steps

Log in to your client’s Stager environment, where you view your shifts.
Look for an option to add your shifts to your calendar: words like calendar, subscribe, iCal or agenda.
Copy the link. Choose copy and not open, otherwise your phone adds it to its own calendar.
In GigGuru, go to Settings → Connectors (iPhone: Settings → Connected systems), paste the link into Feed URL, give the connection a name and choose Connect.
Under Client, pick the company these shifts belong to. See Attaching a connection to a client.

What the link looks like

Roughly like this, with your client’s name and your own number and key in it:

webcal://<client>.stager.co/web<number>/shifts.ics?token=<key>

The shifts.ics part and the token at the end are what to look for. GigGuru accepts the link with webcal:// as it is.

What you get in GigGuru

Your shifts with their times, and usually the location. There is no rate in it; that comes from the client you attach the connection to. If you work for several companies that use Stager, each has its own link and you create one connection per company.

Known quirks

GigGuru only reads. Availability or a blocked day does not go back to Stager.
If a location starts with the name of the hall or site and only then the address, GigGuru picks the address out itself for the travel distance. If that fails, see Travel expenses and distance.