Your staff get a text every morning with a one-tap sign-in. From there: put any source on any screen, and — if you allow it — tune channels from a logo guide with tonight's hot games pinned right on top.
Every registered staff member gets their own 5-digit code, rotated daily and delivered by text after opening time. Codes expire on their own; someone who leaves the team simply stops receiving them — and a manager can revoke anyone on the spot, mid-shift, from the office.
Move what's already playing. Tap a screen, tap a source, done — the bartender can put the game on the patio without touching a channel. They can't change what any receiver is tuned to.
Everything in Tier 1, plus a full channel guide — station logos, what's playing now and next — to retune any DirecTV source. Tonight's hot games sit at the top as one-tap shortcuts: tap the game, tap a screen, it's on.
GameView ranks the day's biggest games every morning. While a hot game is live, staff see it flagged in the app with the exact input carrying it — and when it isn't on anywhere yet, Tier 2 staff put it on in two taps. A guest asks "can you put the fight on?" and the answer takes five seconds.
Everything staff do lands in one activity log in the GameView portal — by name, by venue, by minute. And access is a switch you hold, not a password you chase.
"Maria put ESPN on the patio at 7:42." Screen moves, channel changes, sign-ins — one searchable log, roll-up across every venue you own.
A text log shows every code sent, to whom, and whether the carrier took it — so "I never got my code" is answered in one glance.
Revoke one person — signed out mid-tap, code dead, texts stopped — or kill the whole venue's codes at once. Restore is just as fast.
Control Pass is included with GameView matrix venues. Turn it on per account, per venue — and turn any of it off just as fast.
