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Smart Scheduling Made for Retail.
Scheduling your team has never been easier, faster, or more intelligent.
Shiftlab > Features
Create next week’s schedule in minutes.
Make smarter schedules, faster. Auto-populate work schedules with just one click. Within seconds, millions of complex schedule combinations are assessed against your labor strategy. This places the right people, in the right role, at the right time, every time.
Replace manual processes and spreadsheets with Shiftlab’s rule-based data parameters and algorithms. A drag and drop visual shift designer lets you configure shifts and assess the impact on cost and productivity in real-time.
Let Shiftlab align your business performance goals and sales targets with your labor strategy to put you in a position to crush your targets. Shiftlab’s performance-driven algorithms enable strategic scheduling, optimizing labor spend and productivity against business performance.
Deep insights. Better decisions.
Shiftlab’s built-in team views share critical labor data, key decision criteria, and performance indicators, that allow all levels of an organization to assess the effectiveness of scheduling decisions.
Shiftlab’s predictive analytics visualize KPI insights to drive scheduling optimization and hold teams accountable to labor strategies.
Historical views track what worked and what didn’t, bringing transparency to labor strategies while identifying opportunities for improvement.
With a schedule readily accessible on their smartphone, employees know where they need to be and when they need to be there.
Retail employees can use our mobile app to not only see when and where they work but also who they are working with for any given shift.
Hit Your Labor Targets Every Week.
Our auto-budgeting feature enables you to align and unify your sales forecasts, labor plans, and budgets.
Use the budgeting tool to determine long-term staffing requirements to help with recruitment planning.
Combine multiple metrics/tasks and the time each of them takes into a single forecast for scheduling to a new metric, called “Time Needed”.
