Duty roster
A useful duty roster must stay current after publication: open shifts, exchanges, replacements and personal views.
A printed or PDF duty roster is reassuring at publication time, but becomes fragile as soon as a shift changes or an exchange is approved.
SaniShift keeps the readable roster logic while adding process tracking for edits, notifications and exports.
SaniShift lets you publish a clear schedule, then keep consistency between the planning lead view, personal views and exports.
The test should verify whether post-publication changes remain visible and whether the team knows where to find the right version.
Spot open shifts quickly
Track an exchange without recreating a PDF manually
Give each member a reliable view of their shifts
Yes. Exports remain available for display or archiving.
A PDF is an output. SaniShift keeps an active source of truth to track changes.
Yes. Each member can consult a personal view and receive their schedule.
Exchanges go through the application process, with planning lead approval.
Staff schedules, fairness review, approved swaps and exports for small medical groups.
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Test publication with exports and exchange tracking to see whether your team keeps a reliable version.
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