Build the week around who can actually work it
Everyone says which hours they can work and which they cannot. You see who is free for each slot, and a shift that clashes says so before it goes out.
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Built for field teams
What you get with Availability
Your team says when they can work. You build the week around it and hear about a clash before you publish.
They set their hours
A standing week — Monday to Friday, six to six — kept up to date by the person it belongs to, not by you.
What they would rather work
Preferred shifts, sites and roles. Giving people the ones they asked for is why they are still here next year.
Clashes before you publish
A shift outside someone's hours, on their day off, or on top of another one says so while you can still move it.
Free hands per day
Hours available by day, week and site, so a thin Saturday shows up before you have promised it.
When someone changes it
A change in what someone can work reaches whoever is building the schedule that day.
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