Recurring Schedule & Crew Rostering

Automated rostering keeps every shift covered and every crew member notified before the week begins.

83 hrs
Time saved/month
6
Companies have mapped
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About This Automation

Scheduling crews across multiple sites each week is time-consuming and error-prone. Managers spend hours collecting availability, matching staff to sites, and chasing down responses from crew members who do not reply.

Automation collects availability in real time, matches crews to sites based on skill and location, and sends instant notifications to all staff. The schedule is verified for conflicts before it goes live.

Key features
Collect staff availability automatically via email or form, with automatic reminders for non-responders
Match crews to sites based on skill level, team size, availability, and travel efficiency
Flag scheduling conflicts and gaps for manager review before the schedule is finalized
Send crew assignments and site details instantly to all staff via email or messaging
Sync the finalized schedule to a shared calendar for visibility across the office and clients

How The Automation Works

The full workflow, from trigger to completion.

1. Weekly Schedule Cycle Beginstrigger

Every Monday at 8 AM, the automation checks for the weekly rostering trigger and pulls the latest staff availability and site requirements from connected sources.

2. Fetch Staff Availability

The automation retrieves current availability data, including staff names, available days, skills, and any notes or restrictions.

3. Fetch Site Requirements

The automation pulls the site list, including crew size needed, skill requirements, location, and any special instructions for the week.

4. Match Crews to Sites

The automation analyzes availability and site requirements, then generates optimal crew assignments balancing availability, skills, and travel efficiency. the automation flags any conflicts or gaps for human review.

5. Write Schedule

The finalized crew assignments are written as the master schedule record, creating an audit trail and single source of truth.

6. Publish

The schedule is automatically published to a shared so office staff and clients can see crew assignments for the week.

7. Send Crew Notifications

Each crew member receives a personalized message with their assigned sites, times, and any special instructions for the week.

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Estimated Time Saving
83hrs/month
Process pain:8.2/10
Mapped by:6 Companies

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