Define the work and coverage
Identify the shift, location, required role, and available people. Review time-off and availability information alongside your operating rules before making assignments.
Plan employee shifts, staff rosters, and work schedules around demand, skills, availability, and operating rules. Phi HCM Scheduling connects the plan to the employee experience of knowing when and where to work.
Request a Scheduling demoEmployee scheduling software connects staffing requirements to the shifts people work. Start with your locations, roles, availability, and coverage needs.
Identify the shift, location, required role, and available people. Review time-off and availability information alongside your operating rules before making assignments.
Check the plan for coverage gaps and assignment conflicts. Review the manager publishing process and how employees see their schedule and subsequent changes.
Connect scheduled shifts to recorded time and attendance. Use the difference between the planned roster and actual activity to guide the next schedule review.
Phi HCM keeps the broader workforce operating model in view, so your selected module can connect to the functions and teams around it.
These terms overlap. Shift scheduling assigns people to work periods; staff scheduling and rostering organize those assignments across teams and locations. Phi HCM Scheduling addresses employee work schedules and their connection to time and attendance.
Consider Strategic Scheduling when your requirements include more complex demand, skill, location, availability, or policy constraints. Compare both modules using the same representative coverage scenario.
A leave decision can change an employee’s availability and the coverage a manager needs to arrange. Review how approved absence information is reflected in the schedule and how changes reach the relevant time and payroll processes.
Review product availability, configuration, licensing, and connected services for your proposed deployment in a focused demonstration.