Depending on your perspective, you may like to view or create a schedule from an individual worker’s view, or from a client’s view. No matter how you choose to construct your masterpiece, the shifts will be fully linked to other other, given you follow the steps in this tutorial when building from the worker side. Even if you are making changes to an already complete schedule, no matter what “view” these are made from, they will update automatically so both calendars look the same.
There will be times when we need to move workers around, from one house to another, or remove them from the schedule completely, even after we’ve made our perfect calendars. While QSP can’t make those phone calls for you to get shifts covered, it can make it more simple to update those changes on your schedules using the Schedule and Remover Worker functions, as you’ll see in this tutorial. These functions are different than just simply editing multiple shifts that contain identical information (go here for that tutorial), because you are able to replace or remove workers from nonidentical shifts in mass. Sched on!
The best part of choosing QSP is enjoying the results once it’s setup and running full throttle in your agency, with everyone on board! Results can vary, of course, but the potential for the best results you’ve ever had are within reach.
If you haven’t already, choose your solution now.
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