Modules / Shifts and time clock

Schedules that cover every shift.

Build and publish shifts by department, protect minimum coverage when people ask for time off, and let staff clock in and out from their phones.

What your AI does here

Work that used to wait for you.

  1. 01
    Drafts next week's schedule by department
  2. 02
    Publishes shifts to each person
  3. 03
    Checks time-off requests against minimum coverage
  4. 04
    Finds fair fill-ins for open shifts
  5. 05
    Records clock-ins and clock-outs from phones

Scheduling

Coverage first

Each department has a minimum coverage. Shifts are drafted, adjusted and published, one at a time or all at once, and staff see only what is theirs.

Time-off requests are checked against coverage before anyone approves them, so a yes never leaves the floor short.

The clock

Clock in from the phone in your pocket

Staff clock in and out from their phones, and each punch is tied to the right person on the server, not typed in by hand.

When a shift opens up, fairness rules decide who gets offered it first, so the same people are not asked every time.

GPT ChatGPT in Shifts

Approved Maria's Friday off since the kitchen still has 3 on shift, and offered Saturday's open close to the two people with the fewest extra shifts this month.

Questions

What is the best shift scheduling software for a small business?

One that protects minimum coverage, handles time off and open shifts fairly, and includes a time clock, without a separate app for each.

Can employees clock in on their phones?

Yes. Staff clock in and out from their own phones, and each punch is attributed to them server side.

How are time-off requests handled?

Each request is checked against the department's minimum coverage, so approving it never leaves a shift uncovered.

Can AI build the schedule?

Yes. An AI agent can draft the week by department and fill open shifts fairly, for a manager to review and publish.

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