Finding Schedule Conflicts

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If you have any scheduling conflicts (e.g. scheduling clashes or missing certifications), we'll inform you with our signals, to help you make better scheduling decisions. We'll show you potential issues before and after scheduling workers to help make sure that you have the right workforce ready to go to site.

 

There are 3 types of signals

Alert

Indicates scheduling conflict or a compliance / skill issue.

Warning

indicates that there are issues with this shift that need review (e.g. missing / expired inductions or crew member safety briefings).

Information

Indicates that the worker is available and linked to the shift’s Role, Asset, or Supplier.

 

 

If there are scheduling conflicts, we'll highlight them in the Resources panel

 

And in the shift cards

We recommend you switch the Timeline to a 1 week view to see the scheduling shift conflicts better. 

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Review your scheduling conflicts in more detail

Tap the icon on the shift card or the worker name on the resources panel to see the issues and fix them up.

 

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Types of Scheduling Signals You May See

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