Using this means you can see all shifts organised per team without dragging and dropping it manually.

Steps:

Whether you roster weekly, fortnightly, or even monthly, you can now create roster templates that suit your business needs.

To create your first template, go to on your new rosters sidebar.

Rating your employee's completed shift is a good way to keep track of their performance come rostering time.

Ratings are calculated per team. So, depending on their performance, an employee might have different ratings in different teams.

Find these star ratings in the rosters and employee profile.

Turn on shift ratings at

Employees can now accept or decline their shifts on mobile.

Depending on your organisation's set-up, this can work a number of ways.

e.g. 5 minutes. All clock-ins/outs within that range is considered punctual

All clock ins/outs outside that period are not included.

If your staff have preferred hours set up, pinning below each staff member is a good way ensuring that you stay below their preferred hours.

Depending on your needs, there are different figures to choose from.

To see these figures, make sure you're in (see below).

See individual staff who have changed your roster (filter by staff) and how they changed it (filter by action). For large organisations, this is useful for looking through a large amount of data.

You can now create a new award rule that pays your staff overtime outside of their set contract hours.

Multiple rules can apply with different overtime settings. It supports both these methods:

You can now undo and redo any action you make on Rosters.

Ctrl + Z on your keyboard (Cmd + Z for Apple Macs)

Ctrl + Shift + Z on your keyboard (Cmd + C for Apple Macs)

You can now create custom fields on locations. Go to Platform > Locations to create your first field.

This is how it looks like: