Weeksort

Shift scheduling for clinics and practices

Morning and afternoon sessions, a desk that has to be covered from the first appointment to the last, and a team whose training decides where each of them can stand.

The shifts you actually run

Sessions with hard start times, a reception slot that runs the whole day, a late clinic once a week. Weeksort schedules each as its own shift on its own position, with as many people as it needs.

Why a spreadsheet stops being enough

Cover is not one number: it is the right person in the right room at the right time, with somebody on the desk throughout. Add leave requests on paper and a rota that has been copied forward for two years, and a single absence takes an hour to work around.

What Weeksort does about it

  • Trained for this room

    Qualifications per person, required per position. Weeksort only offers you people who can actually cover the slot you are filling.

  • Leave in one place

    Time-off requests and recurring unavailability live with the schedule, so the week is built from what is true rather than from what somebody remembered.

  • A record of what was scheduled

    Reports over any date range, per person, exportable to a spreadsheet — for planning and for your own review. It is what was scheduled, not a legal record of hours worked.

Then publish it

Staff see their own sessions on their phones, and a change to a published week reaches only the people it affects.

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