Create Shifts in Seconds
Drag and drop shifts onto a visual weekly calendar. Pick a time slot, assign a team member, and the shift appears instantly. Copy shifts across days or duplicate entire weeks with a single action.
Build and publish rosters in minutes with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. Let intelligent automation handle the complexity while you focus on running your business.
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Drag and drop shifts onto a visual weekly calendar. Pick a time slot, assign a team member, and the shift appears instantly. Copy shifts across days or duplicate entire weeks with a single action.
Short on time? The auto-scheduler fills your roster in seconds. It factors in availability, skills, preferences, and labour rules to find the best fit for every open slot.
Publish the roster and every affected team member gets a push notification instantly. Staff see their upcoming shifts on their phone before they leave the building.
Sick calls, no-shows, last-minute swaps. Staff can swap or offer shifts themselves with manager approval. Reassign open shifts in seconds when plans change.
When the period ends, approved hours are ready to export. One click to Xero or CSV download. No re-keying data, no errors.
Common questions about rostering with TaskForceOne.
Yes, you can import existing rosters via CSV upload. Our onboarding team can also help migrate your historical data from other rostering systems.
Absolutely. Staff can view their upcoming shifts, request swaps, and receive notifications through our native iOS and Android apps or any web browser.
Our auto-scheduler uses constraint-based optimization to find optimal shift assignments based on staff availability, skills, preferences, and labour rules. You set the constraints, and it fills the roster intelligently.
No limits. Create as many shift templates and roster templates as you need. Templates are organized by location and can be shared across your organization.
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