Friday stops being
a job of its own.
Five of the twenty-four, for anyone who has ever worked out four people's wages off a notebook on a Friday night. The hours come off the same calendar the work does, so the week adds itself up as it happens.
All 5, in detail.
Who is out
Live: on the clock, on site, on leave. Shifts come off the calendar and price themselves.
It answers the two questions that otherwise cost a phone call each: is anybody at that address, and has anyone actually started yet.
Friday pay run
Everything owed in one place. Approve what needs it, pay everyone, print the payslips.
The evening this replaces is the reason people put up with spreadsheets for years - four people's hours, three rates, and a calculator, at the end of a week you have already worked.
Crew app
Your staff sign in on their phones and see only their own jobs, route and pay. How the crew app works →
Not the client list, not what anyone else earns, and not what the job was quoted at. People are more relaxed about carrying a work app when it only shows them their own day.
Holiday and hours
Balances tracked as leave is taken, so December is not a surprise.
December stops being an argument. Everyone can see where they stand without asking, which is usually why the asking stops.
Sage export
If you use a payroll bureau, the shifts come out in a format they can take.
Nobody re-keys anything and nobody is squinting at a photograph of a timesheet. If a bureau does your wages, that handover is usually the most annoying hour of the month.
Easier to judge with a week of work in it.
Ask for a demo login and have a look at the lot. When you want the real thing, the first month is free and there is no card to put in until it ends.