Based on their current Wor Plan, this provides the Agent with the possible days they will be asked to work, the earliest start and the latest end time.
Original Message:
Sent: 07-13-2023 13:02
From: Jay Langsford
Subject: Make schedule updates without publishing and other fun questions
Publish is a way to expose and notify agents of the/their schedule. For the "many clients publish schedules in the future but don't add activity until nearer the date", why publish? Is it for agent's to see what their schedule might be at a vague level? If so we have planned enhancements that may address that part (e.g., showing agents what their expected shifts might be in the future).
You could also simply publish that initial version of the schedule and immediately make a copy that you would then modify over time and then 'replace' the currently published schedule with this updated one closer to the schedule start. Envisioning some enhancement around being able to have a draft version of the published schedule with some mechanism to make the draft the publish version essentially is the same as what is available today (generate and publish, create a copy, make revisions to the copy, publish the copy closer to schedule start).
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Jay Langsford
VP, R&D
Original Message:
Sent: 07-11-2023 07:37
From: Heather Henderson
Subject: Make schedule updates without publishing and other fun questions
PErhaps it is worth raising this an an idea, as many clients publish schedules in the future but don't add activity until nearer the date, so a feature to save without publishing could be really useful.
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Heather Henderson
Sabio Ltd
Original Message:
Sent: 06-30-2023 18:18
From: Brent Price
Subject: Make schedule updates without publishing and other fun questions
Is there a way to save changes to published schedules, without publishing the changes until we are ready to? If I try to leave the page I will lose any "unsaved" changes, but I don't see how to save without publishing something not ready to be published (i.e. setting up trainings/meetings that aren't ready to launch, since we'll make some changes before I publish).
Also, it looks like there are no options for setting up recurring meetings (beyond force-feeding them into the schedule plans one by one?).
Thanks!
-Brent
#Scheduling
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Brent Price
Applied Systems
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