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Heyshift
About

We build the schedule USA operators can defend

Heyshift is publish-first workforce scheduling for teams that run shifts across locations, areas, and finance weeks. Planners, supervisors, and finance share one roster instead of competing tabs.

  • John Logistics
  • Mach Kitchen
  • Kelly Bar
  • River North Grill
  • Summit Warehouse
  • Harbor Retail
  • Union Street Co.
  • Northside Care Ops
  • Beacon Hospitality
  • Westside Freight Co.
  • Golden Fork Cafés
  • Cedar Health Clinics
How we work

Four rules that stay on the roster

We do not add another calendar. We make the published week the one surface operators, staff, and finance already argue about.

  1. 01

    Publish-first truth

    The published schedule is the record managers, supervisors, and finance can point to. Changes route through approvals instead of side channels.

  2. 02

    Finance-week alignment

    Scheduled hours and labor signals sit beside the week leaders already use to close payroll and explain operating cost.

  3. 03

    Floor-native structure

    Locations and named areas map to how teams run coverage, from FOH and BOH to docks, wings, clinics, and routes.

  4. 04

    Rollout before ceremony

    Pilots prove templates, manager seats, notification rules, and local exceptions before a wider launch.

Core features

The published week, and every signal around it

Scheduling, locations, attendance, leave, labor, communication, and mobile sit in one roster. Open any capability for the Quick view operators use to decide what to pilot first.

Buyer trust

What operators check before they trust a new roster

USA buyers evaluate more than a feature list. They need to know how roster data is handled, what a pilot costs, and whether the system scales without another shadow process.

  • Security and roster data

    Hosted app, authenticated access, encrypted transport, and a clear path for privacy questions. Schedules, leave, and attendance stay scoped to the right teams.

  • Procurement and seats

    Seat mix, plan tier, annual billing, and rollout support are written down before teams commit. Staff mobile access is included. Paid seats are for planners.

  • Multi-site fit

    Buyers check regions, locations, areas, finance weeks, and who can publish. Supervisors and mobile staff should know what changes after the first week.

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Rollout

Start narrow. Prove the week. Then expand.

We are most useful when operators bring the messy details: sites, roles, publish deadlines, approval habits, and the reports finance asks for every week.

  1. Step 01

    01

    Map the operating week

    We start with locations, areas, finance-week cutoffs, manager roles, and how schedules are published today.

    1/3Week one

  2. Step 02

    02

    Pilot with real constraints

    Teams test templates, leave visibility, open shifts, publish notifications, and mobile actions with a narrow group first.

    2/3Prove the desk

  3. Step 03

    03

    Scale with guardrails

    Rollout expands once approval rules, support ownership, seat mix, and reporting expectations are clear.

    3/3Then expand

Get started

Bring your locations and publish rules.

We will map the week you already run. Start a 30-day free trial, or talk to the same team that handles security and procurement.