Gaps surfaced in advance
Unfilled shifts, call-outs, and people approaching overtime flagged before they become this morning's emergency — with the eligible-and-available list already assembled.
Service — scheduling & dispatch
The gap in tomorrow's schedule should find you, not the other way round.
Somebody calls out. Now a coordinator is ringing round a list they're holding in their head, checking who's eligible, who's already near overtime, and who actually answers their phone at that hour.
The same pattern shows up as a service bay booked by whoever picked up, a volunteer shift nobody confirmed, and an appointment the customer forgot about. None of it is hard. It's just constant, and it always lands on the person who can least afford the interruption.
What the system does
Bookings handled without a phone call
Requests taken, checked against real availability, confirmed, and written into whatever calendar or system you already run on.
Reminders that reduce no-shows
Confirmations and reminders timed to when they actually work, and follow-ups on the ones who don't turn up.
Where this usually comes first
Each of these pages says what I'd build first for that trade, and what it costs.
Price
Typical pilot: $2,500–$5,000 — e.g. coverage-gap alerts with an eligible-staff list, or booking intake straight into your calendar.
Fixed-price, agreed before work starts. If the pilot doesn't deliver what we scoped, you don't pay the final invoice. Full pricing details →
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