Setup Guide

CLOSET & ITEM LIFECYCLE

Track every item you own from the moment you want it to the moment a fan buys it. This system connects your Wishlists, Shopping, Wardrobe, Filmography, Store, and Financial Hub into one seamless flow.

The Full Lifecycle

1. Wishlist -- See something you want? Add it to your Wishlist. Fans can buy it for you, or you buy it yourself.
2. Cart -- Narrow down your wishlist to what you actually want to purchase. Move items to Cart when you are ready to buy.
3. Purchased / Arrived -- Mark an item as arrived. The system automatically: creates a Closet entry, logs the purchase as an expense in Financial Hub, and links everything together.
4. Worn -- Tag which scene(s) you wore it in. The outfit now appears on your Filmography page linked to that scene.
5. Listed -- Ready to sell? Set your price and list it. A store listing is auto-created. Fans browsing your Filmography can see "Closet Available" on scenes where you wore it.
6. Sold -- When a fan buys it, the sale is tracked as income in Financial Hub. Full circle.

Fan Outfit Requests

Fans can request to buy outfits directly from your Filmography page -- even from old scenes where the outfit was never added to any database. The system does not require the item to exist in your inventory first.

• Fan sees a scene, clicks "Request Outfit", describes what they want, and offers a price
• You receive the request in your dashboard with the scene title, their description, and their offer
• Accept their offer if the price is right (or if they offered more than you expected)
• Counter with a different price if you think it is worth more
• Decline if you do not want to sell it or cannot find it
• Full price negotiation: you counter, they counter back, until you agree or walk away
• Every price exchange is logged in a history trail
• When accepted, the item is automatically added to your Closet, linked to the scene, and listed in your Store at the agreed price

For New Performers

If you are just starting out, every single item you buy or receive from day one will flow through this system. You will never have to retroactively organize anything. Your fans can buy outfits for you before scenes (from your Wishlist) or after scenes (from your Filmography). Realistically, a performer using this system may rarely need to pay for outfits out of pocket -- fans buy them, you wear them, you sell them, you keep the profit.

FILMOGRAPHY & SCENE TRACKING

Your complete professional history. Every scene, every studio, every costar -- all connected to your bookings, financial records, wardrobe, and awards.

What Gets Tracked

• Scene details: Studio, costars, director, date, tags (BG, SOLO, BGA, etc.)
• Financial data (private): How much you were paid, which database it came from, agent fees
• Wardrobe: Which Closet items were worn in each scene
• Awards: Which scenes were submitted for or won awards
• Bookings: Scene work from your agent or Notion databases automatically appears on both the Bookings page and Filmography page

Favorites & Award-Worthy

• Mark any scene as a Favorite -- your personal highlight reel
• Mark scenes as Award-Worthy -- when award season comes, pull up this list to decide what to submit
• Submit directly from your filmography to award shows (AVN, XBIZ, XRCO, etc.)
• If nominated, the nomination appears on your Awards page. If you win, it is added to your Achievements page automatically.

Public vs Private View

• Fans see: Scene title, studio, costars, date, tags, awards, and whether a Closet item is available
• You see: Everything above PLUS payment amounts, agent info, source database, completeness scores, and financial links
• Sort and filter by: Date, A-Z, studio, costar, agent, amount, tags

BOOKINGS

All your work in one place. Scene work from Notion databases, manual bookings for dance features, hosting gigs, conventions, and more -- all unified with full sort and filter.

Add Booking (in Financial Hub)

The Financial Hub has an "Add Booking" tab for logging paid appearances:

• 12 booking types: Feature Dance, Hosting/MC, Mainstream Scene, Self-Produced Scene, Funded Scene, Club Appearance, Convention, Private Event, Brand Deal, Podcast, Photo Shoot, Video Call, Companion Service, Other
• Fields: date, amount, venue, location, agent name, agent fee, duration, notes
• Options: deposit tracking, tax-deductible flag, auto-create travel expense placeholders
• On submit: creates income transaction + agent fee expense + optional travel expense + booking record. All linked.

Bookings Page

• Shows ALL bookings: scene work from Notion sync + manual bookings you add
• Sort: Date, Amount, A-Z, by Studio, by Costar, by Agent
• Filter: by Studio, Costar, Agent (dropdowns populated from your data)
• Type filter: All, Mainstream Scenes, Self-Produced, Funded, Feature Dance, Hosting, Club Appearance, Platform Bookings
• Stats: total bookings, scene count, total earned, studio count, costar count

CONTRACTS

Track every contract you sign -- agency agreements, studio deals, brand partnerships, exclusive arrangements, licensing deals.

• Contract types: Agency, Studio, Brand, Exclusive, Licensing
• Details tracked: Party name, start/end dates, base rate, commission percentage, terms, renewal dates
• Document storage: Upload the actual contract PDF for reference
• Status: Active, Expired, Terminated, Pending
• Auto-renewal alerts: Get notified before a contract auto-renews
• Connected to: Bookings done under this contract, earnings tracked under this agency, scenes shot under this deal

AWARDS & NOMINATIONS

From submission to trophy. Track every award show, nomination, and win.

• Submit scenes: Mark scenes as award-worthy in your Filmography, then submit them to award shows (AVN, XBIZ, XRCO, etc.)
• Track status: Submitted, Nominated, Won, Lost
• Connected to: The scene/film it was submitted for, the outfit you wore to the ceremony (Closet), your Achievements page
• Career stats: Total nominations, total wins, years active in awards
• Public display: Nominations and wins show on your public profile and Filmography

CAREER TIMELINE

Your entire career as a chronological timeline. Every milestone auto-populates as you use the platform.

• Auto-tracked events: First scene, contracts signed, award nominations, award wins, milestones (100th scene, etc.), conventions attended, items sold
• Connected to everything: Each timeline event links back to the original record (the film, the contract, the award, the booking)
• Public vs Private: Choose which events are visible on your public profile. Financial details are always private.
• For new performers: Start using Indulgon from day one and your entire career builds itself. Sign with an agent (contract logged), book your first scene (booking + filmography), buy your first outfit (wishlist + closet), shoot the scene (linked to outfit + booking), scene releases (filmography updated), get nominated (awards), win (achievements). Everything connected, nothing lost.

HOW EVERYTHING CONNECTS

Indulgon is not a collection of separate tools. Everything is connected to everything. Here is how it works behind the scenes:

INDUSTRY CONTACTS (ADDRESS BOOK)

Every person you have ever worked with -- costars, directors, photographers, agents, makeup artists, producers -- all in one place, automatically linked to the scenes you worked together on.

Auto-Populated

When you connect your Notion databases or add scenes, the platform automatically scans every scene and extracts every person mentioned. No manual entry needed. Each contact shows:

• Name, role (costar, director, photographer, etc.), and company/studio
• How many scenes you have worked together
• First and last time you worked together
• Every studio you have worked at together
• Total amount earned from scenes together

What You Can Do

• Rate people (1-5): How much you liked working with them
• "Would work again" flag: Quick yes/no so you remember
• Favorites: Star the people you love working with
• Tags: "professional", "fun to work with", "always on time", "great lighting" -- whatever helps you remember
• Notes: Personal notes only you can see
• Contact info: Email, phone, social handles, website -- so when you want to work with them again, you can reach out directly

Cross-Links

• Filmography: Click any scene to see everyone who worked on it. Click any person to see every scene you did together.
• Address Book page: Industry contacts appear alongside your location addresses. One unified contact system.
• Studio lookup: "Who have I worked with at Evil Angel?" -- instant answer with scene counts per person.
• Search: Type any name and immediately find them with their full work history.
• Bookings: When you want to request a specific director or costar for a booking, pull them from your contacts.

Import Your Existing Contacts

Connect your phone contacts or other contact sources. The system automatically matches imported contacts against your existing filmography contacts and enriches them with phone numbers, emails, and social handles.

• Apple Contacts (iCloud): Connect via Connections page. All your iPhone contacts sync and match against your industry contacts.
• Google Contacts: Connect via Connections page. Same matching and enrichment.
• Outlook / Microsoft Contacts: Connect via Connections page.
• vCard (.vcf) file: Export contacts from any app, upload the .vcf file. Industry-standard format.
• CSV file: Export contacts as CSV from any app.
• Preview before import: See exactly what will happen before committing. Shows which contacts match existing people, what fields would be added, and which are new.
• Merge strategy: "Fill missing only" (default, never overwrites), "Replace all" (phone contacts are more current), or "Skip matches" (only add new people).

Example: You have "Mike Adriano" in your filmography with 13 scenes tracked. You also have him in your iPhone contacts with his phone number and Instagram handle. When you import Apple Contacts, the system matches them, adds his phone number and Instagram to his industry contact profile, and now you can see everything in one place: 13 scenes together, every studio, his contact info, your rating, your notes.

Ongoing Bidirectional Sync

This is not a one-time import. Once connected, contacts sync continuously in both directions:

• Initial scan: Matches all your phone contacts against your platform contacts. Fills in missing phone numbers, emails, social handles. Shows you which platform contacts are NOT in your phone (so you can add them).
• Phone changed: Someone gets a new phone number or email? The sync detects the change and updates their platform contact. Old phone number is preserved in notes so you never lose it.
• New phone contact: You meet someone at a convention and add them to your iPhone. Next sync, they automatically appear on the platform. If you then shoot a scene with them, they link to that scene.
• New platform contact: You record a scene with a new costar. The platform auto-creates their contact. Next sync, the system tells you they are not in your phone yet so you can add them (with all their info already filled in).
• Already complete contacts are skipped: If a contact already has all their info filled out on both sides, the sync skips them. Only contacts with empty fields or detected changes get touched.
• Unmatched list: Shows all 300+ industry contacts who still have no phone or email. When you connect your phone contacts, the system tries to match as many as possible. The rest stay on the list until you add their info (or they get matched from another source like Google or Outlook).

Option A: iCloud API with App-Specific Password (Ongoing Sync)

This connects directly to your iCloud account and syncs contacts automatically. Changes on either side are detected and applied. Recommended for ongoing use.

1. Go to appleid.apple.com and sign in with your Apple ID
2. Click Sign-In and Security in the left sidebar
3. Click App-Specific Passwords
4. Click the + (plus) button to generate a new password
5. Name it Indulgon (this is just a label so you remember what it is for)
6. Apple will show you a password in the format xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx. Copy it immediately -- you cannot see it again.
7. On the platform: go to Address Book > Sync Contacts tab, or Connections > Apple Contacts (iCloud)
8. Enter your Apple ID email and the app-specific password you just generated
9. Click Connect iCloud Contacts
10. Initial sync runs immediately: matches your phone contacts against your industry contacts, fills in missing phone numbers and emails
11. From now on, sync runs automatically every 5 minutes when the connection is active

Important: An app-specific password is NOT your Apple password. It is a separate, limited-access password that can only access your contacts. You can revoke it at any time from appleid.apple.com. Your actual Apple password is never stored on the platform.

Option B: Export and Upload (.vcf File)

One-time import from an exported contacts file. Use this if you prefer not to connect your iCloud account directly, or if you use Android/other platforms.

1. From a Mac: Open the Contacts app. Select the contacts you want (or press Cmd+A for all). Go to File > Export > Export vCard. Save the .vcf file.
2. From iCloud.com: Go to iCloud Contacts. Select all contacts (Cmd+A). Click the gear icon at the bottom left. Click Export vCard.
3. From iPhone (no Mac): There is no built-in export on iPhone. Use the iCloud.com method from any browser, or download a free app like "Easy Backup" or "My Contacts Backup" from the App Store.
4. From Google: Go to Google Contacts. Click Export (left sidebar). Choose vCard format. Download the .vcf file.
5. From Outlook: Go to People in Outlook. Click Manage > Export contacts. Download the CSV. (Or export as vCard if available.)
6. On the platform: go to Address Book > Sync Contacts tab
7. Under "Option B: Export and Upload", click the file input and select your .vcf file
8. Click Upload and Match
9. The system reads every contact in the file, matches them against your industry contacts by name/phone/email, and fills in missing info
10. A summary shows how many were matched, enriched, and created

Note: Option B is a one-time import. To keep contacts in sync going forward, use Option A or re-upload a new .vcf file periodically. Both options can be used together -- for example, use Option A for Apple and Option B for Google.

Why This Matters

Before Indulgon, you might add someone to your phone contacts but forget which scene they shot. Or you loved working with a director but cannot remember their name three years later. With Indulgon, every person is permanently linked to every scene. Even 10 years from now, you can look up "who directed my Evil Angel scenes in 2014" and get an instant answer with their contact info. New performers starting today will never have this problem -- every person from their very first scene is automatically tracked.

WHEN A SCENE IS RECORDED

When you record a scene (or one is synced from your agent/Notion databases), everything cascades automatically. You enter the information once. The platform does the rest.

What Happens Automatically

1. Income transaction created in Financial Hub (amount, studio, date)
2. Booking record created on Bookings page (type, location, rate)
3. Film entry added to Filmography (title, studio, costars, director)
4. All people added to Industry Contacts -- costars, director, photographer, makeup artist, producer. If they already exist, their scene count and "last worked" date update.
5. Each person linked to this specific scene (so you can look up "which scenes did I do with this person")
6. Outfits tagged as worn in this scene (Closet items you select)
7. Agent fee recorded as a separate expense, linked to the scene income
8. Travel expense placeholder created if you enable it (fill in actual cost later)
9. Career Timeline event logged ("Scene: Vixen w/ Jason Luv")
10. Notion writeback (if connected) syncs the new scene to your Notion databases
11. Entity links created connecting scene to booking, outfit, and expenses

You enter: Studio, costars, director, amount, date, and optionally photographer, outfits, and agent info.
The platform creates: 11 connected records across 7 different pages. Everything linked, nothing forgotten, no duplicate data entry.

Add Information at Any Time

You do not need all the information at once. Record a scene with just the studio and amount today. Add the costar's name when the film comes out weeks later. Add the director's name when you remember. Tag the outfit months later. Every update reconnects everything automatically.

• Any combination works: Just studio? Just amount? Just costars? Any subset of fields. Nothing breaks.
• Add people later: Add a costar name 3 weeks after the shoot -- the contact is created and linked to the scene instantly.
• Add more people: Already had 1 costar listed? Add a second one -- the original stays, the new one gets added alongside.
• Add agent fee later: Forgot to log the agent commission? Add it any time -- linked to the original scene income.
• No duplicates: If you add the same person twice, it recognizes the match and just links (does not create a duplicate contact or double-charge an agent fee).
• Update amounts: Got paid more than expected? Update the amount -- the transaction adjusts.
• Tag outfits later: Wore a specific outfit but did not log it at the time? Tag it now and it links to the scene in your Filmography.

BOOKING REQUESTS & AVAILABILITY SYSTEM

A complete booking system for performers, studios, agents, publicists, and strip clubs. Send and receive booking requests, manage availability, block dates, prevent double-booking, and connect everything to your calendar, financial hub, and filmography.

1. Booking Requests (Inbound and Outbound)

Studios, agents, fans, strip clubs, or other performers can send you booking requests. Each request includes:

• Who: Studio or person requesting (with their profile, stats, and history)
• What: Scene type (BG, Solo, GG, BGA, Anal, etc.), description, other performers
• When: Requested date and time (checked against your calendar automatically)
• How much: Offered rate (including first-time premium rates)
• Attachments: Call sheet, contract, location details

2. Request Routing Settings

Every setting is an independent toggle. Mix and match however you want. Go to Settings > Booking Preferences to configure.

Example Combinations

• Everything through my agent: Agent receives = On, Agent can accept = On, I can accept = Off. You see requests but can only accept after your agent handles it.
• Agent first, then me (24h window): Wait for agent = On (24h). If your agent does not respond in 24 hours, the Accept button unlocks for you to handle directly.
• Skip agent, book directly: Agent receives = On (just FYI), I can accept = On, Wait for agent = Off. You accept instantly, agent gets a notification.
• Do not involve agent: Agent receives = Off, I can accept = On. Direct booking, agent never sees it.
• Auto-pilot: Auto-accept if open = On. If May 3 is free, auto-accepts. If May 3 is booked, declines or holds for review.
• Studio example: A studio wants all requests to go through their booking manager. Agent receives = On (booking manager), Agent can accept = On, I can accept = Off.
• Agent pushing talent: Agent sends promotion to studio. Studio reviews performer stats, scenes, photos. If interested, sends booking request back. Agent and performer both notified.
• Strip club booking: Club sends request to agent and performer. Agent confirms availability and rate. Performer accepts. Calendar blocked, contract attached, travel expenses auto-created.

3. Calendar Blocking and Availability

• Date blocking: When a booking is accepted, that date is blocked. No other full-day bookings can be scheduled.
• Time-slot blocking: For time-based bookings (Skype shows, video calls, companion services), specific time slots are blocked. Fans see only available slots.
• Manual blocks: Block dates for vacation, personal days, travel. Click any date on your calendar and mark it blocked.
• Buffer time: Configurable buffer between time-slot bookings (default 30 minutes). Prevents back-to-back without a break.
• Multi-day bookings: Some shoots are 2+ days. Block the entire range.
• Availability hours: Set your general available hours (default 10am-8pm). Fan bookings can only be scheduled within those hours.
• Blocked days: Block specific days of the week (e.g., never book on Sundays).
• Double-booking prevention: The system checks availability before any booking is accepted. If a date or time slot conflicts, the request is flagged and alternative dates are suggested.

4. Request Flow

When a studio sends a booking request:

1. Request arrives. Notification sent to performer AND/OR agent (based on settings).
2. If "wait for agent" is on: performer sees the request but the Accept button is locked with countdown ("Agent has 24h to respond").
3. If agent accepts: booking confirmed. Goes to Calendar + Bookings + Financial Hub. Performer gets notification: "[Brazzers] booking confirmed by your agent for Aug 13 - BG - $2,400."
4. If agent does not respond within the window: Accept button unlocks for performer.
5. Performer accepts: same cascade (Calendar + Bookings + Financial Hub + Industry Contacts + Career Timeline).
6. If "auto-accept" is on AND calendar is open: auto-confirmed, everyone notified.
7. Call sheet and contract can be attached at any time before or after acceptance.

5. Rebooking and Promotions

• Rebook from Filmography: Click a scene, two options: "Rebook (Same Setup)" copies all details from the original scene, or "Rebook (New Scene)" sends just the studio name and lets them fill in details for a new scene.
• Rebook from Industry Contacts: Click a person, click "Request booking." Pre-fills their name and role.
• Rebook from Bookings: Click any past booking, click "Rebook." Choose full prefill, partial prefill (pick which fields to copy), studio only, or blank.
• Rebook from Financial Hub: Click a scene work transaction, click "Rebook." Same 4 mode options.
• Rebook from Strip Club Appearances: Click an appearance, rebook with the same club. Copies guaranteed amount and type.
• Rebook Modes Explained:
  • Full Prefill: Copies everything -- scene type, rate, costars, director, location. For rebooking the exact same setup.
  • Partial Prefill: You choose which fields to copy (rate, scene type, costars, director, location). Mix and match.
  • Studio Only: Just identifies the studio/recipient. They fill in all the details for a new scene. Best when a studio is rebooking a performer for something completely different.
  • Blank: Fresh request with just a reference link to the original. Start from scratch.
• Studio promotes to agents/performers: Studios can send promotional pitches with their awards, recent releases, and offered rates. Includes first-time premium rates (e.g., first anal = double rate).
• Agent promotes performers to studios: Agents send talent pitches with performer stats (scene count, studios worked with, awards won), photos from their profile, and suggested rates.
• Performer self-promotion: Performers can let studios know they are available, with their stats and portfolio attached.
• Casting calls: Studios post what they need (performer type, scene type, date, rate). Matching performers can respond "I am available."

6. Where This Lives

• Bookings page: Main hub -- view all requests (inbound/outbound), accept/decline/reschedule, rebook
• Filmography: "Rebook with this studio" button on every scene
• Industry Contacts: "Request booking" button on every contact card
• Financial Hub: "Rebook" button on scene transactions
• Calendar: Visual availability, blocked dates, accepted bookings, time slots
• Settings > Booking Preferences: All routing toggles, availability hours, buffer time
• Connections: Link to setup guide for how studios/agents send requests

7. Notifications

• Request received: performer + agent (based on settings)
• Agent accepted: performer notified
• Performer accepted directly: agent + studio notified
• Auto-accepted: performer + agent + studio all notified
• Declined: studio notified (with optional reason)
• Rescheduled: all parties notified with new date
• Calendar conflict detected: performer warned before accepting
• Agent window expiring: performer notified ("You can now accept directly")

All User Types

Every feature above works for every user type. Whether you are a performer, studio, agent, publicist, or strip club, you have the same settings, the same calendar blocking, the same request flow. The only difference is who you send requests to and who sends them to you.

• Performers: Receive requests from studios and agents. Send rebooking requests. Promote themselves to studios.
• Studios: Send requests to performers/agents. Post casting calls. Promote their studio and rates to agents. Track which performers drive the most traffic.
• Agents: Receive requests for their roster. Accept/decline on behalf of performers (with permission). Push talent to studios with stats and photos.
• Publicists: Connected to interviews, press releases, events. Fees tracked in Financial Hub. Tagged in posts, photos, videos.
• Strip Clubs: Send appearance requests. Tagged in income, expenses, events, posts, photos, videos. House fees, tip splits, contracts, and travel all tracked.

Two-way consent: Features that connect two accounts (like agent accepting on performer's behalf) require both accounts to have the relevant settings enabled. A studio cannot bypass a performer's "require agent" setting.

Calendar to Feed Post

Any event on your calendar can be turned into a feed post with one click. This works for bookings, publicist events (interviews, press releases), strip club appearances, manual events, and anything else on your calendar.

• From the Calendar page: Click "Create Post" next to any upcoming event. Choose auto-generated text, write custom text, or save as draft.
• From the Publicist page (Calendar tab): Click "Create Post" next to any publicist event. Automatically includes the event title and outlet.
• Auto-post on engagement: When logging a new publicist engagement, check "Auto-create Feed Post" to publish immediately. Custom text optional.
• All posts link back to events: Posts created from calendar events are linked via entity_links so you can see which post came from which event.

PUBLICISTS

Track your publicist, their services, fees, and everything they do for you. Connected to Financial Hub (expenses), Filmography (interviews about scenes), Feed (posts they coordinate), and Career Timeline.

Adding a Publicist

Go to the Publicist page (under Services in the More dropdown) and click "+ Add Publicist". Enter their name, company, contact info, the services they provide (press releases, interviews, event booking, social campaigns, crisis management, brand partnerships, media training, reputation management), and fee structure (monthly retainer, per-service, or both). Upload their contract. They are automatically added to your Industry Contacts and Career Timeline ("Hired publicist: Sarah PR (Star PR Agency)").

Tracking Engagements

Every time your publicist does something for you, log it as an engagement. Types: Interview, Press Release, Event, Article, Social Campaign, Crisis Management, Other. Each engagement includes the media outlet/publication, URL, fee, and description. Fees automatically create expense transactions in Financial Hub under the "Publicist Fees" category.

What Connects Where

• Financial Hub: Every engagement fee creates an expense transaction. Monthly retainers tracked separately.
• Filmography: Interviews about specific scenes or films can be linked to filmography entries.
• Feed: Posts coordinated by your publicist can be tagged to them.
• Industry Contacts: Publicist appears as a contact with role "publicist", full info, and engagement count.
• Career Timeline: "Hired publicist" event logged automatically. Major press events appear on your timeline.
• Bookings: If your publicist books appearances or events, those show in Bookings too.
• Income, Expenses, Events, Posts, Photos, Videos: Your publicist can be tagged in all of these. View everything they have been involved in from their contact card.

Publicist Page Tabs

• My Publicists: All your publicists with their services, fees, contact info, and contract links. "Log Engagement" and "View Contact" buttons on each card.
• Engagements: Searchable/filterable list of all engagements across all publicists. Filter by type and publicist. Each shows outlet, URL, fee, date.
• Calendar: Shows all publicist events on the calendar (interviews, press releases, events). Each has a "Create Post" button to instantly publish to your feed. Links to the main Calendar page.
• Timeline: Chronological view of all PR events -- when you hired them, interviews, press releases, events.
• Finances: Total fees paid, broken down by engagement. Pulls directly from Financial Hub.
• How It Works: Explains what a publicist does, how to add one, how engagements are tracked, and what connects where.

Cross-Page Links

The Publicist page has quick-links to all connected pages: Address Book (filtered to publicist contacts), Calendar (publicist events), Filmography (scenes connected to PR), Financial Hub (filtered to Publicist Fees), Feed (posts coordinated by publicists), and Connections. These cross-page links let you jump between views of the same data.

Calendar Integration

When you log an engagement with a date, it automatically appears on your Calendar. Interview publish dates, press release dates, event dates -- all show up. From the Calendar or the Publicist page Calendar tab, you can click "Create Post" to turn any publicist event into a feed post (auto-generated or custom text).

Auto-Post from Engagement

When logging a new engagement, check "Auto-create Feed Post" to immediately publish a post about it. You can write custom text or let the system auto-generate it from the engagement details (type, title, outlet, URL). Great for announcing interviews and press coverage as they come out.

For All User Types

Whether you are a performer, studio, strip club, or agent, everyone can have a publicist. Studios track their PR team. Agents track publicists for their roster. Strip clubs track event promoters. The same features and settings apply to all user types.

STRIP CLUBS

Track strip club appearances, fees, earnings, contracts, and travel. Connected to Financial Hub, Calendar, Bookings, and your Feed.

• Add clubs: Name, city, contact info, booking contact, house fee, tip split percentage
• Log appearances: Date, type (feature, guest, hosting, private event), guaranteed amount, actual earned, tips, house fee
• Auto-creates financial records: Income transaction (what you earned) + expense transaction (house fee) + travel expense (if applicable)
• Calendar blocked: Appearance dates auto-block your calendar
• Contracts attached: Upload or link the contract for each appearance
• Tagged in content: Posts, photos, and videos from the appearance can be tagged to the club
• Rate and review: Rate clubs 1-5 stars with notes (private, only you see)
• Booking requests: Clubs can send you booking requests through the system, or you can reach out to clubs directly

AUTO-POST EVENTS

The platform can automatically create feed posts when important things happen across your account. Each event type is individually toggleable in Settings.

Event Types

Custom templates: You can customize the text for each auto-post type. Use variables like {film_title}, {studio}, {club_name}, {item_name}, etc. in your templates. Go to Settings to configure.

For all user types: Studios get auto-posts for new releases, casting calls filled, award wins. Agents get posts for new signings, booking confirmations. Strip clubs get posts for upcoming featured performers. Everyone has the same toggles.

CALENDAR SYNC

Your calendar automatically pulls events from 8 sources across the platform. Everything appears in one unified view.

Event Sources

• Cam Sessions: Scheduled live streams appear on calendar with room type and time.
• Video Calls: Scheduled Skype/video calls with clients appear with duration.
• Shifts: All scheduled shifts (companion, ASMR, FinDom, general) synced automatically.
• Amazon Deliveries: Expected delivery dates from connected Amazon account.
• Contracts: Start dates, end dates, and renewal deadlines.
• Fitness: Scheduled workouts.
• Film Releases: Scene release dates from filmography.
• Award Ceremonies: Award show dates for nominations.

iCloud Calendar Export and Import

• Export: Download your entire Indulgon calendar as an ICS file. Import it into iCloud Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. URL: /api/calendar-sync/export.ics
• Import: Upload an ICS file from iCloud Calendar or Google Calendar. Events are added to your Indulgon calendar without duplicating existing ones.
• Sync: Click "Sync All" to pull the latest events from all 8 sources into your calendar.

DASHBOARD

Your dashboard aggregates data from across the entire platform into one view.

• Pending Booking Requests: Shows how many booking requests are waiting for your response.
• Today's Events: All calendar events for today (bookings, cam sessions, shifts, deliveries, etc.).
• Next 3 Days: Everything coming up in the next 3 days.
• Recent Milestones: Latest career timeline events (contracts signed, awards, scene milestones).
• People Worked With This Month: How many unique contacts you have worked with this month.
• Items For Sale: How many items are currently listed in your store.
• Upcoming Interviews: Press/publicist interviews coming up.
• Upcoming Appearances: Strip club appearances coming up.
• Active Ride Tracking: Whether you currently have an active ride being tracked (safety feature).
• Unread Notifications: Total unread notification count.

CROSS-PAGE CONNECTIONS

Everything on this platform connects to everything else. Here is how specific cross-connections work.

Shifts to Bookings, Calendar, and Financial Hub

When you create a shift, it automatically syncs to your calendar (blocked time), creates a booking record, and when completed, creates an income transaction in Financial Hub. Use "Sync All Shifts" to push all future shifts to the calendar at once.

Contracts to Calendar and Contacts

When you add a contract, start and end dates are added to your calendar. The contract party is added to your Industry Contacts. Entity links connect the contract to any related bookings and films. Renewal dates show as calendar reminders.

Store Sales to Income and Closet

When a store item is sold, an income transaction is automatically created in Financial Hub. If the item came from your closet (scene-worn item), the closet item status is updated to "sold" with the sale price and date.

Vault and Scene Media

Photos and videos from your scenes/films are accessible through the Vault. Any media from posts linked to films appears in the scene media view. Closet outfit photos also accessible from Vault.

Comprehensive Reports

Reports now pull from all sources: Filmography (scenes, studios, costars by year), Bookings (revenue by type), Publicist (engagement count and fees), Strip Clubs (appearance income and fees), Financial Hub (income, expenses, net), and Awards (nominations and wins). One report covers your entire year.

Profile Public Data

Your public profile now includes an Awards Showcase (all nominations and wins), a public Career Timeline (events you have marked as public), and Social Links (connected platform usernames). Visitors see your professional history at a glance.

Quick-Message from Contact Card

From any industry contact card, you can send a direct message. If the contact has a platform account, a conversation is created. If not, their email and phone are shown so you can reach them directly.

COLOR CUSTOMIZER

Customize your platform colors without changing your template layout. Click the "Aa" button in the top navigation to open the Color Customizer panel.

• Color picker: Change background, text, accent, button, and border colors individually
• Eyedropper: Pick any color from your screen and assign it to a variable
• Photo style toggle: "Normal" keeps original photo colors. "Match Theme" tints all photos to match your color scheme.
• Import from image: Upload a mood board or color palette image and extract colors automatically
• Undo: Step back through changes one at a time. Changed 5 colors but the last 2 were bad? Hit Undo twice.
• Revert Session: Go back to how everything looked when you first opened the customizer
• Reset: Return to the original template defaults
• The panel scrolls independently and works on any screen size. Header stays pinned so you can always close it.

DATA IMPORT

Import your earnings, subscribers, messages, and payout history from other platforms. All data is tagged by platform source and never mixed together.

SUPPORTED PLATFORMS

HOW TO IMPORT

1. Go to Data Import
2. Click the platform you want to import from
3. Read the "How to get your data" instructions for that platform
4. Once you have the ZIP or CSV file(s), drag and drop into the upload zone
5. The system auto-detects the platform and data type from the CSV headers
6. Processing happens in the background -- you can close the modal and check back
7. When complete, your summary card shows: earnings breakdown, subscriber overview, message stats

Note on GDPR exports: Platforms are legally required to give you one free copy of your data. Response time varies (same day to 7+ days). Some data may be redacted to protect other users' privacy (fan names, emails). If a platform partners with Indulgon Connect, the data transfer is instant and may include more detail.

SOCIAL CONNECT (HOOTSUITE-STYLE)

For platforms with public APIs (social media), you can connect directly and manage everything from Indulgon:

• Twitter / X: Available now. Connect via OAuth, post, schedule, view analytics and inbox.
• Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit, Facebook, LinkedIn: Coming soon.

Adult platforms (OnlyFans, SextPanther, etc.) do not have public APIs, so they require the GDPR export method above. When/if they partner with Indulgon Connect, the integration becomes automatic.

DATA EXPORT (YOUR RIGHT TO YOUR DATA)

Export everything from your Indulgon account at any time. Your export includes both data you created on Indulgon AND data you imported from other platforms -- all clearly labeled by source.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

EXPORT OPTIONS

• Full Export: Everything -- Indulgon + all imported data
• Indulgon Only: Just what you created on this platform
• Imported Only: Just what came from other platforms
• Custom: Pick exactly which data types to include (earnings, subscribers, content, bookings, etc.)

HOW TO EXPORT

1. Go to Settings > Data Export
2. Click "Preview" to see what data you have and how many records
3. Choose your export type (Full, Indulgon Only, Imported Only, or Custom)
4. Click "Export" -- processing takes 1-5 minutes depending on data size
5. Download your ZIP file (contains CSV files + manifest + README)
6. Every CSV includes a "data_source" column so you can filter by platform

Details: Exports are available for 7 days, up to 5 downloads per export. After that, request a new one. Format is ZIP containing CSVs (machine-readable, GDPR Article 20 compliant).

DATA RECOVERY (LOST / BANNED ACCOUNTS)

Lost access to a platform? Banned, suspended, or locked out? Your data is still legally yours. Indulgon can help you recover it.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Go to Data Import > Recovery Request
2. Select the platform you lost access to
3. Tell us what happened (banned, suspended, deleted, locked out)
4. Upload proof you owned the account (payout receipt, screenshot, or matching email)
5. Choose what data you want recovered (earnings, subscribers, payouts, etc.)
6. Acknowledge that you are not requesting account restoration -- just your data
7. We generate a formal GDPR/CCPA data request letter with all the legal references
8. The letter gets sent to the platform's privacy team (or you can send it yourself)
9. We track the request and auto-follow up if they do not respond within 30 days
10. When your data arrives, import it into your Indulgon dashboard as historical records

SUPPORTED PLATFORMS FOR RECOVERY

OnlyFans, SextPanther, Chaturbate, ManyVids, Fansly, MyFreeCams, Pornhub/Modelhub, Stripchat, CAM4, Clips4Sale, LoyalFans, and any other platform (custom letter template).

LEGAL BASIS

Under GDPR Article 15 (EU/UK) and CCPA (California), platforms are legally required to provide your personal data on request -- even if your account is banned or terminated. The data is yours regardless of account status. Platforms typically have 30 days (GDPR) or 45 days (CCPA) to respond. If they do not, the follow-up letter references supervisory authorities and enforcement.

IDENTITY VERIFICATION PASSPORT

Verify your identity once on Indulgon. Your verification becomes a portable credential you can share with any platform.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Go to Settings > Identity Verification
2. Upload a government-issued photo ID (driver's license, passport, or state ID)
3. Take a selfie for face match verification
4. Verification is reviewed (via Stripe Identity or admin review, usually within 24-48 hours)
5. Once verified: your status includes legal name confirmation, age verification, and 2257 compliance
6. To share with another platform: generate a time-limited share token (default 24 hours, single-use)
7. Send the token link to the platform -- they check it and get your verified status without you re-uploading documents

Privacy: Share tokens are scoped (you choose what to share: identity, age, 2257 status). Tokens expire and can be revoked at any time. Your actual documents are never shared -- only the verification result.

PERFORMER TAGGING SYSTEM

Tag anyone in your filmography, financial records, bookings, or content -- even people who are not on Indulgon yet.

HOW IT WORKS

1. On any tagging field (filmography, financial hub, bookings, content), start typing a name
2. The autocomplete shows existing Indulgon users AND existing placeholders
3. If the person is not in the list, type their full name and add optional info (Twitter handle, Instagram, email)
4. A placeholder account is created -- their name is clickable on your profile
5. If you provided social handles, we attempt to notify them: "[Your name] added you to their Indulgon profile"
6. They click the link, create an account (or connect an existing one), and claim the placeholder
7. All tags from everyone who tagged them transfer to their real account automatically

WHERE YOU CAN TAG

• Filmography: Tag co-stars, directors, photographers, producers in your scenes
• Financial Hub: Tag performers in shared earnings (split payments, scene partners)
• Bookings: Tag other performers in joint bookings
• Content: Tag performers who appear in your vault items
• Feed Posts: Tag performers in social posts

Note: Every tag is also an invitation. The more performers who tag someone, the higher that person appears in the pending invitations queue. Popular performers get invited first.

HELP CENTER AND SUPPORT

The Help Center is your one-stop page for getting help, managing your data, and understanding your rights.

TABS

• FAQ: Common questions about Indulgon, payments, data, safety. Quick-link cards to the most common actions.
• Your Data: Export all data, preview what you have, request recovery from other platforms. Full GDPR rights explained (access, portability, erasure, rectification, restriction).
• Account: Delete account (30-day grace period), recover account (password reset, locked out, hacked, restore deleted), merge duplicate accounts.
• Legal / Privacy: Full privacy policy, what data we collect, how we use it, what we do NOT do (no selling, no ads, no AI training), data retention, cookies, GDPR/CCPA compliance, 2257 compliance.
• Support Tickets: Open a ticket with category (account, billing, data request, technical, safety, content, verification). Auto-responses by category. Track all your tickets.

INDULGON CONNECT (PARTNER SDK)

For platform owners: embed Indulgon Connect buttons on your site so your models can transfer data and share verification with one click. See Partners and SDK Documentation for full details.

Integration is 2 lines of code. Free tier available. Partner API supports verification checks, data push, and usage analytics.

Account Snapshots and Recovery

What: Automatic daily backups of your entire account (profile, posts, orders, messages, settings). One-click restore if anything is accidentally deleted.

Why: Peace of mind. Your data is always recoverable. Also powers analytics (sales intelligence, engagement tracking, trend analysis) and legal compliance.

How:

• Automatic: Daily snapshots run at 3 AM. No action needed.
• Manual: Go to Analytics > Account Recovery > Create Snapshot Now
• Restore: Click Restore on any snapshot to bring back your data to that point
• Admin recovery: If a user accidentally deletes their account, admin can recover with one click from Analytics > Account Recovery > Admin: Deleted Accounts

Retention: Regular snapshots kept 90 days. Deletion snapshots kept permanently. Transaction records 7 years. Activity logs 1 year.

Privacy promise: Data is NEVER sold. Used only for analytics, recovery, and legal compliance. Full policy at Analytics > Data Retention.

Sales Intelligence and Analytics

What: See what is selling the most, what is failing, engagement trends, best days/hours for sales, repeat customer rates, and top fans by spend.

Where: Analytics page has 7 tabs: Overview, Sales Intelligence, Engagement, Trends, Account Recovery, Data Retention, How It Works.

Sales Intelligence: Top selling products and services by revenue, custom request breakdown (completed vs failed), revenue over time chart. Filter by 7d/30d/90d/1y/all time.

Engagement: Top performing posts by engagement rate, failure analysis (why orders/bookings were cancelled), top fans by total spend.

Trends: Best days of the week for revenue, best hours, category performance, repeat customer rate percentage.

Data Retention Policy

What: Transparent policy on what data we keep, why, for how long, and your rights.

Three purposes only: (1) Analytics/insights, (2) Account recovery, (3) Legal compliance with law enforcement.

Law enforcement compliance: Records may be used as evidence in legal proceedings. Illegal activity is logged and can be provided to law enforcement via valid court orders/subpoenas. Users are notified unless legally prohibited.

Your rights: Request data copy (GDPR/CCPA), request deletion, restore from snapshot, view change trail, download CSV/JSON. Contact: [email protected]

Where: Analytics > Data Retention tab. Also in TOS Section 6, Legal page, and Settings > Privacy.