Set up juries, score submissions, and manage the review process.
Jury Management (**Admin → Jurying**, then open your call, or **Admin → Calls → your call → Jury**) is where you invite jurors, define how they score, and run the review in one or more rounds. This gu
Blind jurying hides who made the work so your panel scores the work itself. Crafted Call does this in two layers. Blind review hides the artist's name and contact details. Automatic redaction goes fur
A conflict of interest exists when a juror's relationship with an artist could colour their scoring: a friend, a former student, a studio mate, someone whose work they own. The **Conflicts** tab (**Ad
Once a round is open, you need to know whether the panel will finish on time and whether anyone is scoring in a way that will distort the result. Two pages answer those questions: the **Rounds** tab o
The **Results** tab (**Admin → Calls → your call → Jury**) is where the panel's scoring becomes a ranking you can act on. It holds the score summaries for a round, a switch that adjusts for jurors who
When scoring is done, the **Finalize Jury** panel on the **Results** tab (**Admin → Calls → your call → Jury**) turns the ranking into decisions. It marks entries juried in or out in bulk, shows you e
Awards let you recognize standout work beyond a simple accept/reject decision: a Best in Show, placements like 1st through 3rd, Honorable Mentions, or named prizes that carry a cash amount or a perk.
You have accepted an invitation to jury a call, and now you have a stack of work to get through fairly and on time. This guide covers finding your assignments, the review screen and its different view
Somewhere in the pool you are about to score is work by someone you know. Declaring that relationship takes a few seconds and removes their work from your queue, so nobody has to wonder afterwards whe