Draft the week
Set up your people, positions, and shift templates. Build the roster yourself or use AI rostering to prepare a draft around availability and role skills.
Build a staff roster around the people who will work it. Use AI rostering, role skills, availability, and reusable shift templates to prepare the week. Review your draft, publish it, and keep shift changes and check-ins together.
Set up your people, positions, and shift templates. Build the roster yourself or use AI rostering to prepare a draft around availability and role skills.
Review staffing by person or position, planned hours, and open shifts. Adjust assignments and shift times before publishing; managers keep the final say.
Publish the roster for employees to see in their account and mobile app. Handle cover requests and follow check-ins as the planned shifts become worked hours.
Hiring, onboarding, training, and scheduling share the same team context, so managers can see the information they need when planning the week.
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Yes. The schedule maker gives you a full editable week in the browser with no account. It covers drafting, editing, printing, CSV export, and reusing next week.
The browser tool does not notify employees. Choose Share roster to create an account and save your draft, including people, positions, shift templates, and shifts. Publish from CrewCentral; email updates are sent when notifications are enabled.
The free tool is for editing, printing, and exporting a roster saved in your browser. A CrewCentral account adds team availability, AI rostering, publishing, a mobile app, shift check-ins, and employee cover requests.
CrewCentral can generate a roster draft around availability, role skills, and coverage. Managers review and adjust the assignments before publishing. AI rostering is available with an account; the free browser tool lets you build the roster yourself.
CrewCentral helps you spot availability conflicts, double bookings, and short rest gaps. You still need to check local labor rules yourself.