Census changed overnight
The unit is fuller than the schedule, and the target is on a whiteboard.
For long-term care and assisted living
Long-term care publishes units, records the resident census, and sets a staffing target beside who is scheduled. Nursing license checks use the cards you record. Home visits stay off.
The week before AppyShift
The unit is fuller than the schedule, and the target is on a whiteboard.
Someone is assigned with a card that is no longer current.
The supervisor is calling people while the previous shift is trying to leave.
One week in AppyShift
The week uses unit, facility, and role.
Record the resident census and the staffing target for the unit, beside who is scheduled. You set the target.
A shift can require the license or certification you recorded.
The callout is recorded and a qualified teammate can request it under your rule. There are no home visits and no tips.
Turned on for this industry
Scheduling, time, messages, and callout coverage are available to every company. These are the extra tools this industry starts with. You can change them in setup.
A census figure for each unit.
The target you set, next to who is scheduled.
From the cards you record.
An open shift on the unit, under your approval rule.
Home visits are not part of this setup. AppyShift does not decide a staffing ratio. You set the target. Certification checks use the cards you record, and can keep someone off a shift when a required card is missing or expired. AppyShift does not confirm a license with the state. Approved hours leave in a payroll export (ADP, Gusto, UKG, Paychex, Paycom, Paylocity, or a CSV). AppyShift does not run payroll.
What this setup does, and what it leaves with you.
No. You record the resident census and the staffing target for each unit. AppyShift shows who is scheduled next to that target.
No. Home visits are a separate setup. This one is units, census, and license checks.
Publish units, cover a callout, and export hours. Census and staffing targets are what this setup adds.
AppyShift helps managers organize shifts, plan paid and unpaid breaks, publish schedules, collect availability, and connect the published plan to actual labor, attendance, demand, output, and shift feedback.
Learn more →When someone cannot make a scheduled shift, managers need a clear way to coordinate the next step. AppyShift helps move the response into a repeatable workflow.
Learn more →AppyShift connects scheduled work and break plans with employee time tracking so managers can review attendance and break exceptions before payroll.
Learn more →Enter each shift and unpaid break to calculate regular hours, overtime hours, decimal totals, and an optional gross-pay estimate. Everything stays in your browser.
Learn more →Use the weekly form to record an effective date range, available hours, and shift preferences, then share or export a copy for your manager.
Learn more →A different kind of team
Tips, sales forecasts, and food-handler checks.
Opener callouts, sales forecasts, and food-handler checks.
Classrooms, child counts, and CPR checks. No photos of children.
Sales forecasts, display photos, and commission. No tips.
Occupancy, housekeeping requests, room photos, and tips.
Client jobs, proof photos, sign-off, and piece rate.
Posts, guard license checks, shift logs, and sign-off.
Volume forecasts, work batches, and equipment cards.
Units, facilities, and license checks. No home visits.
Visits, travel, mileage, and caregiver license checks.
Crews, job photos, sign-off, and license checks.
Work orders, photos, customer sign-off, and trade licenses.
Month-to-month self-serve plans. The trial is 14 days, with no credit card.
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