Keep what you run. Dayrun works inside.
Your calendar, CRM, roster, payments and documents stay put. Dayrun reads and writes where the work already lives.

The same day, handled.
Without Dayrun
- Every booking is typed into three systems
- A new tool means a new login and a new habit
- The calendar says one thing and the inbox another
- Invoices go out and nobody checks what was paid
With Dayrun
- Bookings land in the calendar you already use
- Nothing is replaced and nobody learns a new tool
- Contacts and notes stay current in HubSpot
- Deposits go through Stripe and Xero shows what is paid
A day inside your systems
- 8:05 am

An enquiry arrives before the studio opens
Iris reads what is free in Google Calendar, books the discovery call and adds the new contact to HubSpot.
8:06HHarbour Lane Studioonline- Today
Message - 10:40 am

The client needs a different time
Ari moves the call in the calendar and sends fresh reminders. The team never touches it.
- 1:30 pm

Kickoff needs a deposit
Leo sends the deposit link through Stripe and checks the invoice in Xero. Refunds stay with a person.
1:34HHarbour Lane Studioonline- Today
Message - 4:50 pm

Every system already knows
Rex sends the weekly update from Linear. Every event goes out by webhook to the tools you built yourself.
- Today
Three jobs, done every time.
Reads before it answers
The calendar, the customer record and the roster, checked before anything is offered.
Writes where the work lives
Bookings, notes, shift offers and payment links land in the system that owns them.
Webhooks and API for the rest
Every event goes out as a signed payload, so your own tools stay in step.
Built to run inside your business.
Nothing gets replaced
Your team keeps the tools it knows. Dayrun learns them.
Each system owns its data
Bookings stay in the calendar, customers in the CRM, shifts in Deputy.
Money stays with your provider
Payment links and deposits go through your own provider. Refunds wait for a person.
Connected once
Connect what you already run in the first week, then meet the team.