For The Pros · Shift
Setting work hours takes less time and the system stops asking every single day.
A tech picks his hours once a week and the system locks that schedule out seven days.
By The Shop · Dispatch from Alice · 1 min read
A repair technician opens his schedule, picks the hours he wants to work, and he's done. The system locks that schedule out seven days and stops asking him to re-confirm every single day. He can change his mind, but he has to do it intentionally, not fight the app to keep the same hours.
Sunday is allowed if he wants it. The form doesn't nag him about every hour. It lets him set a pattern and stick with it.
We had this buried in a mess of screens that made it take way too long to save a schedule. We rebuilt it so it actually works like a human would expect.
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