Default teams

Every location in CueProX starts with seven teams created automatically. Each team gets its own output screen, its own color, and its own membership list. You don't need to configure them before your first show — they're there and ready.

Teams are per-location. All rooms in a location share the same team set, so when you add a person to the Audio team, they're on the Audio team across every room in that location.

Audio

The sound team. Their output screen shows cue notes relevant to audio — levels, IEM mixes, channel notes, anything the person running front-of-house or monitors needs to see at the moment a cue goes live. The Audio team is typically one of the most heavily used outputs in a live service or performance.

Video

The video production team — media playback, graphics, IMAG operators. Their output shows video-specific notes per cue: what's rolling, what's holding, what's coming next.

Lights

The lighting team. Their output carries lighting-specific cue notes and timing. Lights team members with Team Lead status also get access to the Fixtures tab in room settings, where they can manage fixture configuration and color presets.

Camera

Camera operators and directors. Useful in broadcast or large-scale production environments where camera positions need to know what's happening and what's next.

Stage

Stage management and crew in the wings. Their output shows what's active on stage, who's soloed on the stage roster, and any stage-specific notes attached to cues.

Presentor

The person presenting on stage — a speaker, worship leader, or emcee. The Presentor team has no crew members by default; it's a target for alerts and messages you want visible on the presenter's monitor rather than on a crew screen. The Presentor output screen is separate from the standard team outputs and is configured from the room's Output tab.

Q&A

The Q&A team handles audience question submissions. During a show, the public submits questions through a separate URL, and the Q&A team sees them appear in a moderation queue — where they can approve, reject, or answer before questions are displayed on stage.

Anyone invited with the Q&A Moderator role is automatically added to the Q&A team across all rooms. The Q&A team's output is the moderation panel, not a standard cue-based display.