Rostering Shifts Is Easy with TimeMaster

📌 With TimeMaster Shift Scheduling Doesn’t Have to Be a Headache

If building a weekly roster feels like herding cats with a stopwatch, you’re not alone. Most managers spend hours fiddling with spreadsheets, group chats, or whiteboards—only for someone to miss their shift anyway.

That’s why rostering shifts is easy with TimeMaster. It gives you a simple, smart, and fast way to schedule, adjust, and track shifts—without losing your mind.

📌 Plan Shifts and rosters in Minutes, Not Hours

TimeMaster’s drag-and-drop scheduling makes it ridiculously easy to build your roster. Whether you’re filling weekly shifts or rotating teams, you can:

Assign staff by role or department
Build around leave requests and public holidays
Instantly see where coverage is missing

Everything happens in one screen—fast, visual, and logical.

📌 With TimeMaster, Shift Changes are easy.

Someone called in sick? Need to fill a last-minute shift? Just update the roster and the system takes care of the rest:

Staff get notified automatically
The shift calendar updates in real time
Time logs adjust accordingly

Rostering shifts is easy with TimeMaster because it’s built for real-life change—not just perfect plans on paper.

📌 TimeMaster allows Staff to Check Their Shifts Anywhere

No more printing out schedules or chasing people down. TimeMaster lets your team log in and view their shifts on their phone, from anywhere. No more “I didn’t know I was working today” moments—just clarity.

📌 Connect Shifts to Clock-ins and Payroll

TimeMaster isn’t just a rostering tool—it connects your shifts directly to clock-ins, attendance tracking, and payroll (via Paymaster). That means:

Accurate hours
No duplicate entry
Smooth, error-free payroll

Rostering shifts is easy with TimeMaster because every part of the process is already connected.

📌 Summary

Rostering shifts is easy with TimeMaster because the system does the hard work for you. From planning to tracking to payroll, it’s all built in. No more stress, no more chaos—just a roster that works.