Shift o5 — begin, end, duration.
One look at the shift code is enough: begin, end and duration appear right there.
04 · OPERATESupervisor dashboard
Everything in view. As a supervisor.
The dashboard shows, clearly and intuitively, who is on shift when, where a shift is overstaffed, where someone is missing and who is on duty outside the pattern.
Overview
Who is on shift. At a glance.
Every shift of the day per area, with the person on it — below, who is on duty outside the pattern.
- 1Who is on shift — shift code and initials.
- 2Overstaffed — too many people on the shift, marked in blue.
- 3Outside the pattern — additional shifts.
- 4Briefing unread — underlined in red.
- 5Expected calls — staff on sick leave report back: still sick or fit again.
- 6Legend: every state at a glance.
Nothing slips
Where someone is missing. Seen at once.
Where someone is missing is visible at once. You never lose track of absences. Unbriefed staff stand out immediately.
- Missing. Unstaffed shifts are flagged — tomorrow’s included.
- Too many. Overstaffed — too many people on the shift, marked in blue.
- Unbriefed. Stands out immediately.
- 1Act now: tomorrow one shift is unstaffed — flagged at the top.
- 2The unstaffed shift — marked in pink.
- 3Open shifts counted per area.
Details
Smart tooltips. Where needed.
Smart tooltips give additional information where it is needed — for a shift, for example, its begin, end and duration.
FACK — before someone volunteers.
Check at any time whether a staff member who would volunteer complies with every fatigue rule: rest time before and after, hours Mo–Su, hours in sequence, maximum shift sequence and weekly rest.
Rest, fatigue and duty limitsScreenshot · initials anonymised
Supervisor dashboard