Hi! We have a problem with scheduling shifts for our employees at our company. We have tried several different methods, but they are all either too cumbersome or do not take into account the wishes of the employees. I recently heard about Shifton, a service for automatic and manual shift scheduling, and now I am wondering if we should implement it. How flexible is this tool really? Does it take into account unpredictable changes when someone may unexpectedly not show up for work? And how does the manual mode work at all? Can it be used to adjust already created shifts in the process? It would be useful to hear the opinion of those who have already tried this system.
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It's interesting that you mention Shifton. We've only just started looking at it, and we're not sure yet whether we should switch. We're interested in how Shifton handles situations where we need to change schedules quickly, such as when someone is suddenly unable to show up for work, or when overtime suddenly appears. In our case, these changes happen quite often, and we need the system to adapt quickly and flexibly.