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For wedding & event halls

The best simcha hall software. Built in 2026, not 1996.

Every simcha booked, every deposit collected. Weddings, bar mitzvahs, sheva brachos and community events get one record each — and software that holds the date, chases the deposit schedule, and gets the contract signed. Without anyone remembering to.

Live in 3 days*18 tools replacedFree data migrationUnlimited clients · no per-event feesNo tech skills needed
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613OS · Today at a glanceAll systems live
142
Events booked this season
$218K
Deposits collected this month
23
Dates on hold
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Date holds6 holds expire this week — clients reminded, 2 already confirmed
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Payment schedules9 interim payments due — 7 collected, 2 reminded
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Contracts3 agreements sent for e-sign — 2 signed, 1 reminded
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AI assistantCollected final guest counts from 11 events this month
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Run sheetsSunday's chasuna — timeline shared with staff and vendors
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Missed calls5 inquiries after hours — texted back, 4 walk-throughs booked
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WhatsAppEvent-week reminders sent to 8 clients
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28capabilities configured for halls
18software subscriptions you can cancel
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8editions, pre-configured for your institution
Sound familiar?

The problems we built for

01 · The calendar lives on paperDate holds, tentative bookings, and confirmed simchas tracked in a paper calendar or one person's head — double-bookings waiting to happen.
02 · Deposits and balances chased by handA wedding is booked a year out with payments due along the way — tracking who paid what, when, is a part-time job in itself.
03 · Contracts and details scatteredPackage choices, add-ons, dietary counts, and special requests spread across emails, texts, and sticky notes for every event.
The problem

Your hall runs on 18 disconnected tools

Eighteen logins. Eighteen bills. Eighteen places your data lives. Or one.

A paper booking calendarDate holds
Google CalendarStaff schedule
A deposits spreadsheetWho paid what
Contracts in emailAgreements
DocuSignE-sign
JotformInquiry forms
CalendlyWalk-through booking
A bank card terminalDeposits
PayPalOnline payments
ZelleBank transfers
MailchimpEmail blasts
Wix + designerWebsite
PodiumReviews
TrelloEvent prep boards
WhatsApp groupsStaff and vendors
An answering serviceAfter-hours calls
A florist & vendor spreadsheetWho's on which event
Sticky notesSpecial requests

613OS replaces them — and the subscriptions you stop paying add up to thousands a year back.

What 613OS actually is

Your booking calendar is a system of record. 613OS is a growth engine.

Everything else stores what already happened and waits for a human. 613OS goes and does the work — holding, chasing, collecting, confirming, answering — on every client and every event you have, all day.

What you have now

A paper calendar · a card terminal · contracts in email · a deposits spreadsheet
Stores the booking and waits for someone to check the calendar
Processes the deposit after your office already chased it
Shows you which balances were open last month
Every payment reminder depends on a person remembering the due date
A tentative hold sits on the calendar until someone remembers to call
An inquiry that calls after 6pm reaches voicemail — and books the other hall

With 613OS

Running in the background, every day
Recovers a failed interim payment on its own — retries the card, messages the client, and only then makes a call task
Answers a new inquiry in seconds, offers the walk-through, and keeps following up until they book or say no
Sends every client their next scheduled payment with a link — and the reminder, and the follow-up
Expires a tentative hold on time and messages the client first — the date is either confirmed or released
Sends the event agreement for e-signature and chases it until it's signed
Collects the final guest count and dietary notes two weeks out — without a phone call

The calendar holds the date. 613OS holds the client, the deposit and the signature.

The five pillars
PaymentsDeposits, interim payments and final balances — cards, ACH and terminals on your own merchant account.
AutomationHold expirations, payment reminders and contract follow-ups sent the same minute, in the hall's name.
AI AssistantAsk for the final counts, the week's run sheets or the open balances — it does the work and asks before it sends.
CRMEvery client, event, package, payment and signed agreement in one record.
Full marketing suiteEmail, SMS, WhatsApp, landing pages, reviews and social — from the same place your bookings live.
Booking calendar & holds

One calendar. No double-booked Sunday.

Every date is tentative, confirmed or blacked out — and every hold has an expiration the system enforces, not the office.

Your hall · Date holdsThis month
DateEventHold expiresStatus
Jun 7Chasuna · 420—Confirmed
Jun 9Sheva brachos · 80Fri 5 PMOn hold
Jun 11Bar mitzvah · 200ExpiredReleased
Jun 14Chasuna · 500—Confirmed
Jun 15Community dinnerWed 12 PMOn hold
Sample data. Holds expire on their own; the client is messaged before, not after.
Holds with expirationsA tentative hold gets a deadline. The client is reminded before it lapses; if they don't confirm, the date is released and the next inquiry can have it.
Blackout dates built inYom Tov, Sefirah, the Three Weeks and your own closures block automatically — no family is ever offered a date the hall can't host.
Walk-throughs booked from a linkProspective clients pick a walk-through slot from live availability — from your website, a WhatsApp message or the text-back after a missed call. No phone tag.
One record per simchaDate, package, add-ons, contacts, payment schedule, signed agreement and every message — on the event, where the whole team can see it.
Deposits & payment schedules

A wedding booked a year out pays itself on time.

The schedule is set at contract signing. From then on the software sends the link, the reminder and the follow-up — and retries the card that failed.

The Cohen chasuna · Sun Jun 14Payment schedule
PackageGrand hall · 500 guests · full cateringBooking deposit$5,000 · paid at signing180 days out$15,000 · paid by card90 days out$15,000 · paid by ACH30 days out$12,000 · link sent, due FriFinal balanceBilled after the final countAutopayCard on file · smart retry on
Pay by bank Pay by card
The client sees the same schedule in their portal and pays in one tap.
Deposit, interim, finalAny number of scheduled payments, each with its own due date, collected automatically with reminders ahead of time — not a check chased after.
Failed-payment recoveryDay 0, day 3, then a call task. Smart retries and a one-tap card update — most are fixed before the office hears about it.
Client portalBalances, saved cards, the signed agreement and the event details — the family sees their own record and pays without calling.
ACH for the big payments$1 flat per bank payment, never surcharged — the sensible way to collect a $15,000 interim payment.
Who's behind, at a glanceOpen balances by event date, who's current and who's late — on one dashboard, not a spreadsheet the bookkeeper rebuilds every Monday.
Vendor coordination

Caterer, florist, band, photographer — one timeline, one place.

The details that used to live in emails, texts and sticky notes live on the event — and reach the people who need them without a phone call.

Event details on the recordGuest count, dietary notes, seating preferences, special requests and the timeline, captured once per event and shared with your team.
Event prep boardsSetup, menu confirmation, linens, security, cleanup — a task board per event, with owners and due dates, so nothing waits on someone's memory.
Forms that chase themselvesFinal guest count, dietary form, floor-plan sign-off and vendor insurance certificates sent to the right person and reminded automatically until they're in.
Updates by WhatsAppA time change, a count change or a menu change goes to your staff and the vendors on that event in one send — and you see who has read it.
Contracts & e-sign

Sent, signed on a phone, filed forever.

The event agreement is built from the package the client chose, sent for e-signature, and stored on the record with its audit trail — no printing, no scanning, no "can you resend that?"

The Friedman sheva brachos · Tue Jun 9Agreement
PackageSmall hall · 80 guests · dessert receptionAdd-onsMechitza · AV · valetAgreement sentTue 10:14 AM · by WhatsApp and emailReminderThu 9:00 AM · automaticSignedThu 9:52 AM · from a phoneDeposit$1,500 · paid at signingFiled toEvent record · audit trail kept
Signature and deposit in one step — the hold becomes a booking.
Agreements built from the packageTiers, catering packages and add-ons the client selected flow into one clear contract — every term, every add-on, every price in one place.
Legally binding e-signaturesSigned from any phone. Timestamped, verified and stored on the event record — retrieval takes seconds, not an afternoon in the filing cabinet.
Reminders until it's signedAn unsigned agreement gets a reminder by email, then WhatsApp, then becomes a task for your office. The date isn't confirmed until the signature and deposit are in.
Amendments without the messGuest count goes up, a package changes — the revised agreement is sent and signed the same way, with the previous version kept.
Event-day run sheets

The day itself, without the clipboard.

Everything the team needs on the day — in their pocket, not on a printout that's out of date by the chuppah.

The timelineDoors, chuppah, dinner, dancing, bentching — the run sheet lives on the event and goes to staff and vendors the morning of.
Staff on shiftWho's working, when they arrive, who's on setup and who's on cleanup — with reminders before the shift.
Counts and notes at handFinal guest count, dietary notes and special requests on every phone at the event — no calls to the office.
After the simchaFinal balance billed, the thank-you and the review request sent, the photos-for-the-website ask made — automatically, the next morning.
A week on 613OS

Sunday to Sunday, without anyone remembering.

A sample week, event by event. Every line is something the office used to track by hand.

Sun 11:30 PMTonight's chasuna closes — final balance billed, thank-you queued for the morning.
Mon 9:00 AM9 interim payments due this week — links sent to 9 clients, 7 paid by Wednesday.
Tue 10:14 AMA sheva brachos agreement sent for e-signature — signed from a phone, deposit paid, hold becomes a booking.
Tue 8:40 PMA mother calls about a June bar mitzvah after hours — the AI receptionist answers, books Thursday's walk-through.
Wed 10:00 AMFinal guest counts and dietary notes requested from 4 events two weeks out — 3 back by lunch, 1 reminded.
Thu 9:00 AM2 tentative holds expire tomorrow — clients messaged; 1 confirms, 1 date released and offered to the waitlist.
Fri 9:15 AMA scheduled card payment failed overnight — client messaged, card updated in one tap, fixed before Shabbos.
Sun 8:00 AMToday's run sheet goes to 14 staff and 4 vendors by WhatsApp — read before the doors open.

Same hall. Same office. Same Sunday in June. The difference is what happens when nobody's watching.

AI assistant

Tell the AI what to do. It handles the rest.

Say what you want sent, in plain English. It drafts every message, shows you a preview and the count, and sends only when you say so. It knows your clients, events and wording.

613OS · AI assistantAsks before it sends
Send every client with a payment due this month their balance and a payment link.
Found 9 events with a scheduled payment due before the 30th, $118,500 in total. I'll send each client a personalized message with their amount, due date and payment link. Preview for the Cohen chasuna: "Hi Mrs. Cohen, your 30-day payment of $12,000 for June 14 is due Friday. You can pay by bank or card here…" Send to all 9?
Yes
9 personalized messages sent. I'll log each payment to the event record as it comes in and remind anyone still open on the due date.
Open balances"Who has a payment due this month? Send each client their balance and a payment link."
Expiring holds"Which holds expire this week? Message the clients and release anything unconfirmed by Friday."
Final counts"Ask every event in the next two weeks for their final guest count and dietary notes."
Failed payments"Which scheduled payments failed this week? Retry and message the clients."
The run sheet"Send Sunday's run sheet to the staff and vendors on that event."
The month"Build this month's bookings and deposits report."

A missed inquiry is a booking at the other hall. The AI phone receptionist answers the phone, web chat and WhatsApp at 11pm in your hall's name — books the walk-through, takes the message that becomes a task on the client's record, and routes anything urgent straight to a human. Off for Shabbos and Yom Tov, like you. Hours back every month.

Communications

Clients, staff and vendors — reached where they actually look.

WhatsApp official lineOne send to every client with an event this month, or to the staff on Sunday's shift — 97–98% read inside 20 minutes. Replies land on the record.
Emergency alertsA weather closure, a power issue, a last-minute change — everyone reached in 90 seconds by WhatsApp, SMS, email and voice.
Missed-call text-backEvery call you can't pick up gets a text within seconds with a link to book a walk-through — the inquiry stays yours.
Client updates that send themselvesConfirmation at booking, the count request two weeks out, the final details the week of, the thank-you after — each in your wording, on schedule.
One inbox for every clientEmail, WhatsApp and texts from every family land in one shared inbox, on the event record — whoever picks up sees the whole thread.
Venue marketingLanding pages, email, SMS and social scheduling from the same place — the open Tuesday in March gets filled, not forgotten.

We specialize in lowering card rates: halls typically save 30–40% on card fees after we take over the account. Your plan fee is credited back when you process with 613OS Payments — $1 flat ACH, 2.9% + 30¢ cards, $25 returned payment, never a per-client fee. Prefer the hall to pay nothing to accept cards? Compliant surcharging or a pass-through line on your own event contract, credit cards only where permitted — and ACH is never surcharged. Each hall signs its own merchant application; funds settle to the hall's own bank account. 613OS never holds your money.

Every other platform earns more when you spend more. 613OS earns more when you collect more.
We earn on what flows through the platform — that's the whole model. We're not giving away revenue. We're removing the reason you'd say no.
For your whole team

What it means for each person at the table

A platform purchase is a team decision. Here's what 613OS means for each person around the table.

Owners & managers

Run the hall, not the software stack.

One dashboard for bookings in, deposits in, payroll out and the open dates ahead — routine work runs on its own, so only exceptions reach your desk.

Event coordinators

The front office, finally under control.

Holds that expire themselves, forms and counts that chase themselves, a client self-service portal and a shared inbox — far fewer calls a day.

Bookkeepers & treasurers

Collections without the uncomfortable calls.

Automatic reminders, itemized settlement reports, who's behind by event date, and QuickBooks-ready exports — reconciliation becomes review.

Catering & floor staff

The day in your pocket.

Run sheet, counts, dietary notes and shift times on every phone — and the change that came in at 10am reaches everyone at 10:01.

How it works

Configured in days, not months.

Zero tech-savviness required — we do the setup for you, start to finish.

1Onboarding callWe map your booking workflow, import your clients and upcoming events, and configure your packages, add-ons and payment schedules.
2Platform setupBranded client portal live, payments connected, calendar and holds built to your season, agreements templated for e-sign.
3Team trainingLive training session for your office, plus a written SOP and a short how-to video for every feature — most staff independent after 90 minutes.
4Go liveThe next booking is held, contracted, scheduled and collected on autopilot. You watch the dashboard instead of the inbox.

Included with every setup — Live in 3 days* · free data migration · parallel run alongside your current calendar and spreadsheets through September 2027 — you switch only when the bookkeeper's numbers match · no tech skills needed. *Subject to approval.

The full platform

28 capabilities. One login.

A paper calendar covers date holds. A card terminal covers deposits. An email inbox covers event details. 613OS covers your whole operation. Every capability below is included, and we publish honest comparisons to back it up.

Pricing

Simple pricing. Unlimited clients and events. No per-event fees.

Three plans for every simcha hall and event venue — Office, Pro and Enterprise. Unlimited clients and events on every plan: the hall pays for the platform, never a per-event fee.

Office
$99/mo
billed annually
$1,188/yr · or $119/mo billed monthly
Collect, receipt, and keep the record.
  • Client & event records
  • Forms
  • Invoicing & payment links
  • Acknowledgments & receipts
  • Client portal — statements, pay, saved cards & autopay
  • Office email
Unlimited clients & events · no per-event fees5 staff users included · +$15 per user per month
Start with Office
Enterprise
Priced on the demo
For venue groups and organizations with custom needs.
  • Multi-campus & multi-entity
  • Custom onboarding & data migration
  • API & integrations
  • Dedicated support
  • Custom terms
Unlimited clients & events · no per-event feesUsers: custom
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Office includes 5 staff users, Pro includes 10. Add more at $15 per user per month.

Process with 613OS Payments and your plan fee is credited back — for as long as 613OS Payments is your processor of record for tuition, dues and donations. Card and ACH processing fees apply. If you switch processors, the credit ends after 30 days' notice.

Annual plans are billed once a year and include 2 months free.

See pricing for every edition

Frequently asked questions

How much does 613OS cost for an event hall?
Office is $99/month and Pro is $199/month on an annual plan ($119 and $239 billed monthly); Enterprise is priced on the demo. Process with 613OS Payments and your plan fee is credited back for as long as 613OS Payments is your processor of record for tuition, dues and donations; card and ACH processing fees apply, and the credit ends 30 days after notice if you switch processors. No per-client fees, ever.
Can it prevent double-booking a date?
Yes. Tentative holds, confirmed bookings, and blackout dates live on one calendar with hold expirations — the paper calendar's double-booked Sunday in June can't happen.
How are deposits and payment schedules handled?
Booking deposit, interim payments, and final balance are scheduled at contract signing and collected automatically with reminders — a wedding booked a year out pays itself on time without anyone chasing checks.
Are the contracts signed online?
Yes. The event agreement — package, add-ons, payment schedule, terms — is sent for e-signature, signed from any phone, and stored on the event record with its audit trail. Unsigned agreements get reminders automatically until they are signed.
Is this more than a booking calendar?
Much more — digital contracts with e-signature, a client portal, review management, venue marketing, AI phone reception, and embedded payments with a surcharge option. Booking tools hold dates; 613OS runs the operation.
We run the hall alongside a shul or school. Can it be one platform?
Yes. Enterprise runs every entity — hall, shul, school, camp — as its own private workspace under one relationship and one consolidated bill, with discounted rates for multi-location and multi-program organizations.

See 613OS running your hall

We'll show your booking calendar, payment schedules, e-sign agreements, AI receptionist and run sheets running live — set up for a hall like yours. Built for wedding halls, simcha halls, catering venues, and multi-purpose event spaces.

613os.com/demo · 305-954-7362 · yoni@613os.com