Help
Two tracks. One for the person who builds the schedule, which happens on the website; one for the people who work the shifts, which works on a phone.
For managers
Setting a workplace up, building a week, and publishing it. This half happens on the website, on a screen big enough to draw a week on.
Set up your workplace
Register it, choose when the week starts, and set your limits.
Add your team
Add people, invite them by email, or print the join code.
Positions and qualifications
The jobs your shifts are built from, and the skills each one needs.
Build the week
Open it for preferences, draw the shifts, read the warnings.
Publish and republish
Who sees the week, who is told about a change, how to take it back.
Approve requests
Time off, shift requests, and the people asking to join.
Subscribe
One subscription per workplace, bought by the chief manager.
Get the app
Weeksort on a phone: what exists today, and what is coming.
For staff
Reading your schedule, saying when you can work, and asking for what you need. All of this works on a phone, in your own language.
Read your schedule
Where your shifts are, and what changes when the week does.
Say when you can work
Five levels on the shifts going, and the days you cannot work.
Ask for time off
File the dates, add a reason if you like, read the answer.
Swap or hand over a shift
Offer a shift, take one a colleague offered, or trade two.
Pick up an open shift
Extra hours: ask for a shift nobody is on yet.
Your inbox and notifications
What reaches you, how, and how to turn any of it off.
Your account
Language, dates, your data, leaving, and closing the account.
If none of this answers it
Write to support@weeksort.com and a person will answer. There is no phone line and no live chat — one mailbox, read by the people who build this.