Industries
Built for teams where somebody opens and somebody closes
Zchedule is used by small hourly teams, usually under a hundred people, where one manager owns the schedule and the week changes after it's posted. Each page below starts from an example day in that kind of business.
- RestaurantsSomeone called out. Don't start texting everyoneFront of house and the kitchen on one week, and call-outs posted as open shifts.ServerHostBartenderLine cook
- Coffee shopsStop scheduling people who can't workEarly openers, a morning rush, and baristas with class schedules.BaristaOpenerCloserShift lead
- CafésOne schedule for the counter, the kitchen and the floorCounter, kitchen and floor on the same schedule, with lunch as the busy stretch.BaristaCookKitchen handServer
- RetailCover the floor from open to close without the spreadsheetOpening, closing, floor coverage and weekends staffed by part-timers.Sales associateCashierKey holderStock associate
- SalonsStaff shifts for your salon, planned around who can workFront desk and staff shifts, planned around the days people can work.Front deskReceptionistAssistantStylist
- GymsFront desk covered from the first check-in to lights outEarly front desk, closing staff and a schedule that changes with the semester.Front deskOpenerCloserFloor staff
- Food trucksA different schedule every week, and everyone knows where to beSmall crews, different days every week, and event shifts.CookWindow / cashierPrepDriver
- CleaningKnow your crew is at the right site when they clock inCrews at different sites, shift times that move, and clock-ins you can check.CleanerCrew leadSupervisorPorter
Don't see yours? If your team works hourly shifts, the core of Zchedule is the same everywhere: the weekly schedule, availability and the time clock.