Scheduling
6 articles in Scheduling
Auto-schedule: filling shifts from staffing requirements
Auto-schedule builds a week's rota for you. You tell KAMI how many people each shift needs at each branch, and it fills those shifts with people who can legally work them. Nothing reaches employees…
Read article →Event templates
An event template is a reusable day: an activity, its times, break, thresholds and overtime behaviour, saved so you can schedule it without re-entering the details every time.
Read article →Open shifts
An open shift is a shift published without an assignee, for people to claim. Instead of deciding who covers Saturday and telling them, you post it and let the people who want it apply.
Read article →Shifts
A shift is a working pattern — when work starts and ends, whether breaks are tracked, how much flexibility is allowed, and the thresholds that decide whether a day counts as tardy, half-day or…
Read article →Standard and dynamic schedules
A schedule is what tells KAMI when someone is expected to work — and therefore what their attendance is judged against. There are two ways to set one, and choosing wrongly is the most common cause of…
Read article →The team calendar
The team calendar is the visual view of who is working when — daily, weekly or monthly — and the place most scheduling actually gets done. It is also the fastest way to see coverage gaps before they…
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