Spot lists
A spot list is a set of spot names you save and reuse. If you run the same player break every week, or you sell to the same regulars, you type the names once and load them into any break after that.
You manage them on the Spot Lists page in the studio, and you load them while setting up a break’s spots.
Names only, on purpose
A list holds names, nothing else. No totals, no sold state, no break details.
That is deliberate, for the same reason a break template holds no spots: how many you are selling tonight is a tonight decision. Loading a list drops its names into your break and leaves the total to you, so a list you saved in March can never drag a stale count into tonight’s rip.
Make one
Two ways in, and they save to the same place:
- From the Spot Lists page. Hit New list, give it a name and an optional description, and type or paste your names.
- While setting up a break. In Spot Config, once you have named some spots, save them as a list without leaving the screen.
Type or paste names one per line, or separated by commas. Duplicates are removed as you type and the editor tells you which ones went. A list holds up to 50 names, each up to 50 characters.
Load one into a break
On the Spot Config step of setting up a break, load a saved list and its names become your named spots. Then set your Total spots as usual: the names you loaded are your named spots, and anything above that number sells as unnamed numbered spots.
See How spots are filled for how named and unnamed spots work together.
Manage them
Each list can be edited, renamed, duplicated, or deleted from the Spot Lists page. Editing a list changes it for future breaks only. A break you already ran keeps the spots it ran with, exactly like editing a template never changes a break you already started.
How many you can save
The free trial saves 1 list, Pro saves 2, and Elite is unlimited. At your plan’s limit the page offers an upgrade, and the lists you already have stay fully editable. See Pricing and plans.
Next
- Put a list to work: Going live.
- Understand named vs unnamed spots: How spots are filled.