2 open slots and 2 unresolved conflicts in this week.
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See exactly what your first publish-ready week can look like
This sample mirrors the way RoleSchedule presents role coverage, shift structure, and weekly clarity before you sign up.
Teams usually start with a template, adjust a few assignments, then publish. This is the format your team will share after that first setup.
Interactive coverage simulation
Toggle a real scheduling disruption, run autofill, and inspect why assignments were chosen. This gives you the same decision visibility teams use before publishing.
2 open slots and 2 unresolved conflicts after adjustments.
Coverage93%
Open assignments2
Fairness score52
Autofill runs0
Almost readyOnly a few gaps remain. Use the selection panel to finalize.
| Role | Shift | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gate | Day | |||||||
| Patrol | Day | |||||||
| Ops Desk | Swing | |||||||
| On-call | Night |
First 3 minutes
Follow this setup path to publish your first real week fast
Start with a template, load your team, and publish. This is the shortest route from signup to visible value.
Create workspace with a starter template
Use the default ops template so groups, shifts, and roles are ready on day one.
Start accountAdd members and role approvals
Import or quick-add your team, then confirm role eligibility and coverage capacity.
Open setup docsRun autofill and publish week one
Use autofill for a first pass, review open slots, and publish a shareable schedule link.
See feature flowReady to run your real week?
Create your workspace and publish your first schedule
Start with a setup template, add your members, and move to a publish-ready week fast.
How teams use this in production
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