Klarvexo in use by an event technology company

Stage plan software and DMX patch

Connect technical plans directly to devices, patches and projects.

The Klarvexo stage plan is part of the project record. Trusses, lighting fixtures, speakers, the stage and custom symbols are placed to scale and linked to technical data, rental equipment, DMX addresses and exports.

Drag and drop
Top view and front view with movable drawing area
Technical data
Fixture profiles, modes, DMX universes, addresses and focus
Consistent output
Drawing, legend, plan PDF and patch list
Own company areaBrowser and mobile1 GB corporate memoryMonthly or annual payment

In real workflow

Drawing and patch list use the same objects.

A spotlight in the plan is also a technical device with mode, number of channels, address, position and focus. Devices can be arranged in a row, grid or arc and numbered together. Saved symbols and profiles remain reusable.

View the entire Klarvexo platform
Original view of the V2 stage planning with trusses, devices and DMX patch (Original German interface)
Stage planMain stage · Top view 1:50Real Klarvexo product view with controlled sample data.
Trusses
F34 · 3m, 2m and C22Lengths checked
Shine
24 fixtures · 2 DMX universesConflict-free patch
Audio
Main L/R · 4 nearfillsPositioned
Equipment checkout
A3 Plan · Patch listReady

Continuous process

This turns planning into a resilient operational process.

  1. 01

    Set plan format

    Paper format, scale, grid, floor plan and views form the plan framework.

  2. 02

    Place objects

    Insert stage, trusses, corners, lights, audio and your own symbols using drag-and-drop.

  3. 03

    Edit geometry

    Position, real length, width, height, rotation and axis alignment are specifically adjusted.

  4. 04

    Patch fixtures

    Mode, Universe, Address, Focus and Conflicts remain visible on the selected plan icon.

  5. 05

    Document

    Plan, company logo, legend, patch list and CSV are created from the saved project status.

Functions related

Everything this workspace needs in the project.

01

Traverse Library

Straight lines in several lengths, corners, corner blocks, special parts and recognizable connectors.

02

Own plan symbols

Company-wide saved symbols for headlights, speakers and other devices.

03

Device profiles

Manufacturer, model, dimensions, weight, power and multiple DMX modes; GDTF import possible.

04

Patch and focus

DMX universes, addresses, channel counts, focus, status and direct navigation between the plan and patch row.

05

Views and levels

Top view, front view, custom views, layers and separately controllable labels.

06

PDF and legend

Identical symbols in editor and print, company logo, plan legend and patch list PDF and CSV.

Frequently asked questions

What companies want to know before starting.

Can I use my own symbols?

Yes. Your own plan symbols and device profiles are saved in the company area and are available across projects.

Does the plan support different DMX modes?

Yes. Devices can have multiple modes with their own number of channels; the selected mode determines the patch assignment.

Are the drawing and printed plan identical?

The output uses the same symbol and object data as the editor to ensure that the plan, legend and patch fit together.

Try it straight away

Create your own Klarvexo company area.

Confirm your email, set your password and test the entire company area for three months without any initial payment.

Provider & original sources

Who is behind Klarvexo?

Klarvexo is provided by Frey & Graf GmbH und Co. KG. The software is designed for event technology, production and rental businesses.

Am Wasserturm 14b · 85131 Pollenfeld / Preith · Germany

info@sc-v.de · +49 8421 900637 · Full legal notice

See the software in a real workflow

Original screenshots and German-language tutorials demonstrate the software using sample data. They are not customer references. Features and access depend on the selected plan and software version.

Tutorials & workflows Current plans & features

Product screenshots and recordings show the original German interface. Tutorial audio is in German; the videos are not dubbed.