Make your open-shift process consistent.

Turn the order your best managers already follow into a visible rule that can be reviewed, adjusted and paused.

Before an offer is sent

Check who can be offered the shift.

ShiftFill uses the current information available from Deputy and the checks in your rule to narrow each staff group.

Roster checks

  • Overlapping rostered shifts
  • Weekly scheduled hours
  • Rest between shifts

Employee context

  • Availability and leave records
  • Required training records
  • Enabled workplace association

Visible outcome

  • Candidates who passed
  • Reasons candidates were excluded
  • Fill-run status and activity
Offer order

Decide who gets the offer first.

Set the order once, then use the same sequence whenever a new open shift appears.

Ordered staff groups

Start with eligible staff at the shift’s location, then offer it to staff at another enabled location.

Your delay between groups

Choose how long the first group has to take the shift. If it is still open after that delay, the next group receives the offer.

Manager control

Pause the run or take the shift back at any time.

Pause automation

Pause a run or disable automation when circumstances need direct manager attention.

Review the activity

See how the workflow progressed and what rule or manager action changed its state.

Your team stays in control

Managers choose who may be contacted, can pause a run and can return the open shift to manual follow-up.

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Open-shift filling on autopilot

A shift needs covering. Your fill rule gets to work.

Set the order once in ShiftFill. When you publish an open shift in Deputy, ShiftFill offers it to the first eligible group, waits for your chosen delay and then tries the next—until Deputy records the fill or a manager takes over.

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