One workspace

Scouting, bookings, deals and intelligence — on one set of records.

Most agencies run four systems that disagree with each other. Doyen is one: what the scouting desk finds becomes the profile your bookers work, the deal your agents close, and the record your finance team invoices from.

New Faces

Agentic scouting

The desk that finds who's next

Unsigned and emerging faces, discovered where they first appear, checked for existing representation, and delivered with a contact path. Reviewed by your team one at a time.

How the desk works →
Agency War Room

Agency War Room

Every model. Every next move.

One board for the whole roster. Open a talent and their bookings, deals, documents, representation and outstanding actions are all already there — no tab-hunting, no second system.

Booking Calendar

Booking Calendar

The month in one glance.

Shoots, fittings, options, holds and availability across the roster, each in the local time of the place it happens. Options and holds resolve into confirmations without being re-entered.

Deal Desk

Deal Desk

Every offer stays together.

Fee, usage, territory, term, approvals and paperwork tracked on one record from first enquiry to signature. Talent expenses attach to the booking they belong to and recoup against its commission.

Industry intelligence

Industry intelligence

The people shaping the industry.

Casting directors, brands, houses, photographers and the relationships between them — each claim carrying its source and the date it was last verified, so you can see how sure we are and why.

Command Center

Agentic control

Ask in plain English.

Say what you want done the way you would say it to a colleague. Doyen prepares the work, shows you exactly what it is about to do, and waits for a person to confirm it.

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Your website

A public site for your firm, built from your own roster.

Your agency's public presence is generated from the same records you already keep — so the board on your website is the board in your War Room, and updating one updates the other. Website creation is part of the one-time setup, not a separate project with a separate agency; website integration keeps it in step afterwards.