Tamper-evident documents
Deal memos and invoices are sealed into certified PDFs with a SHA-256 content hash the moment they're signed. Edit a number afterwards and the seal breaks.
CrewShift handles the money side of film production, one verified chain from set to paid. Time logs get approved first. The invoice reaches bookkeeping after a second approval.
With CrewShift you approve the timesheet once and the invoice once, while the production is still running. Most of the closing has already happened by the time you wrap.
Nobody, so far. On CrewShift the invoice builds itself from hours that are already approved. One tap and it is in your own bookkeeping.
CrewShift is time tracking and invoicing for film and TV productions. Crew clock in at call time and out at wrap, the producer approves the timesheet, and the approved hours become the invoice. Overtime tiers, night premiums and turnaround come off the clock data, so both sides read the same numbers before anything is signed off.
It is built for the people who carry the paperwork: producers and production offices closing the books on a shoot, and the freelance crew who invoice them. Clocking, timesheets and invoices cost crew nothing, though syncing to your own bookkeeping is a paid add-on. CrewShift is in development in Amsterdam, with pilot intake open for 2026.
Deal memos and invoices are sealed into certified PDFs with a SHA-256 content hash the moment they're signed. Edit a number afterwards and the seal breaks.
Issued invoices freeze into a snapshot, and an append-only event log keeps a 7-year record of who signed and saw what.
Bank, tax and rate details are encrypted, and masked on screen so the person at the next table can't read them.
Data lives on EU-hosted infrastructure, and diagnostics stay off until you switch them on. From inside the app you can export everything (GDPR Art. 15 and 20) or delete your account (Art. 17).