Step 1
Ask in plain English
Use the assistant on any page, or open him from the booking form so the details you have already typed come with you.
AI features
An assistant that already knows your bookings
Carl Thjis is the DJLink.me assistant. Ask him in your own words — he reads your real bookings, contracts, diary and link-in-bio, does the work, and asks before he changes anything.
Included in every plan. Nothing to install.
Carl Thjis — assistant
LiveAdd a booking for Berlin Promoters at Warehouse 23, 14 Feb, fee £2,500.
Carl Thjis
Draft: Berlin Promoters, Warehouse 23, Sat 14 Feb 2026, £2,500. Save it?
Also free on 15 Feb if the promoter moves the date.
Yes, save itNot yet
Yes, save it.
Carl Thjis
Saved as a booking. It is in your gig diary and the client was not emailed.
Want the contract next?
bookings.createbookings.checkAvailabilityfrom your own account
How it works
Three steps, and the admin is done
The assistant is part of the account you already have, not a separate tool to learn.
Step 2
He works from your account
Carl uses your own DJLink tools — the same bookings, contracts and invoices you see — so his answers are your real data, never guesses.
Step 3
You stay in control
Anything that creates, changes or deletes waits for your yes first. Nothing is emailed to a client without your say so.
Your tools, not guesses
Built on MCP, the safe way for an assistant to use your account
Carl connects to DJLink through the Model Context Protocol — a standard way for an assistant to use real tools instead of making things up. He can look things up, and he can carry out the work, but only inside the account he is signed into.
- Carl only ever sees the account he is signed into — yours.
- Read-only for look-ups, and a clear confirmation before anything is saved.
- No keys, tokens or raw data are ever shown or shared.
- It runs on the pages you already use — nothing new to install.
Carl's tools — your account
LiveHe can look things up
- Bookings and gig diaryread & update
- Link-in-bio and promo linksread & edit
- Profile views and analyticsread
He can do the work for you
- Contractsdraft & send
- Invoicesdraft & send
- Mailing list and enquiriesread & update
Last request
- bookings.checkAvailability3 free dates in February
- bookings.createwaited for your yes
Create booking
Hand the big form to the assistant
Paste the promoter's email into the assistant and let him fill the booking in. Open him from the Create Booking form and the details you have already typed travel with you, so you never lose work by switching pages.
- Reads a messy enquiry and picks out client, venue, date, times and fee.
- Checks the date against your diary and tells you if it clashes.
- Shows you the booking it is about to create before it saves anything.
Bookings
LiveBookings
Manage your upcoming events and booking requests
All (12)Upcoming (4)Requests (3)Create
Create New Booking
Add a new booking or event to your calendar
DEDarren Emerson
Club Performance
For your clients
Promoters can chat instead of filling in a form
On your link-in-bio, the booking form can be answered as a conversation. Guests say what the event is in their own words, the assistant gathers the rest one question at a time, and the enquiry lands in your bookings exactly like a normal request.
You still decide: accept it and it becomes a booking, decline it and nothing changes.
Book DJ Nova
Answers straight away
Hi! Tell me about the event and I will check DJ Nova's diary.
Wedding in Manchester, 12 September, about 120 guests.
Saturday 12 September is free. What budget did you have in mind?
£1,800 all in.
Perfect — I have everything DJ Nova needs. Add your email and I will send the enquiry.
12 September works£1,800 budget
you@promoter.com
What Carl can do
The day-to-day jobs, done for you
Same tools you use, in the same account, with your permission each time.
Bookings and enquiries
Check a date, draft a booking, update one that moved, or ask what is still to be confirmed.
Contracts
Draft from your own templates and see which ones are still waiting to come back signed.
Invoices
Raise an invoice for a confirmed gig and ask what has been paid and what is overdue.
Gig diary
Hold a date, spot a clash, and keep travel days clear around the shows you already have.
Link-in-bio and promo
Add a link, build a promo link, or tidy up the page your followers land on.
Numbers and lists
Profile views, best referrers, and the mailing list you built from your booking forms.
Works for solo artists, agencies and labels — the assistant follows the account it is signed into.
Client data stays in your DJLink account and is never used to train anything.
You can turn round a gig enquiry in seconds on your phone, at 1am, without opening a laptop.
Try the assistant on your own account
Free to join. Ask Carl for your next booking, contract or invoice and see what he finds.