Restaurant scheduling
Build the week once. The floor covers itself.
A week grid with named shift presets, draft and publish, copy last week, and OFF days. Publish once and it lands on every phone — then let your staff sort out covers without the Saturday-night group text.
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The week grid
Set it up once, reuse it every week
Name your shifts once — “Lunch,” “Close” — and drop them on a grid. Copy last week forward, clear a week, mark OFF days, print it, and set your own week start day. Draft in private, publish when it's ready.
Named shift presets you place in a tap
Copy week, clear week, print, OFF days
Owner-set week start day
Covers, handled
“Get it covered” without the group text
A server needs their shift covered? A teammate accepts, and it's one tap for you to approve. Time-off requests come in the same place. The floor sorts most of it out before it ever reaches you.
Teammate accepts → owner approves in one tap
Time-off requests in one queue
Can't come in
A last-minute callout, with a real answer
When someone can't make it, standley enforces your notice window on the server side — 48 hours or more routes to you as a request; anything shorter tells them to call their manager. You get a replacement picker for the whole department (with “Scheduled — double?” badges), or you broadcast the open shift and the first to accept takes it. Assign moves the shift instantly, and “Replaced by Sofia R.” is recorded on the day.
48h+ notice enforced server-side, not on the honor system
Replacement picker across the whole department
Broadcast an open shift — first to accept takes it
Common questions
How do staff pick up or drop shifts?
Staff request time off or offer a shift to be covered right in the app. A teammate accepts the cover, and you approve it in one tap. For last-minute callouts, you can assign a replacement from the whole department or broadcast the shift for the first available person to grab.
Can I reuse last week's schedule?
Yes. Copy last week forward, adjust what changed, and publish. Named shift presets mean you're placing “Lunch” or “Close,” not rebuilding times from scratch every week.
Does scheduling connect to the time clock and payroll?
It does. Published shifts become the “scheduled” side of labor, and the NFC time clock provides the “actual,” so you see scheduled vs. actual hours by person without any re-keying.
Publish next week in one sitting
Name your shifts, drop them on the grid, and hit publish. Your team sees it on their phones instantly. Free for 7 days.
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