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Your home screen

See today's shift at a glance, answer requests, read notifications and find your way around Shiftly Me.

Home is the first thing you see when you open Shiftly Me. It answers the question you opened the app for: am I working today?

Who this is for

Staff using the Shiftly Me app on their phone.

What's on the home screen

The Shiftly Me home screen greeting Ada, with the switch button and bell at the top, No shifts today, a request from Marie Curie to cover a shift, and the start of the Notifications list

From top to bottom:

  • The header. A greeting with your first name. The bell on the right opens All notifications. If you work at more than one location or business, a switch button appears on the left. See Work at more than one venue or business.
  • Today's shift. If you're rostered on today, your shift shows here with a Start shift button. If you're not, you'll see No shifts today and Check back later to see your shifts. See Clock on and off a shift.
  • Cover requests. If a colleague has asked you to cover their shift, the request shows here to accept or reject. See Get someone to cover your shift.
  • Notifications. Up to four of your unread notifications. Tap one to open it.
  • Open shifts. How many shifts are going spare that you could pick up. Tap it to see them. See Pick up an extra shift.
  • Start unscheduled shift clocks you on without a rostered shift, for when you're called in at short notice.
  • Upcoming leave and Availability shortcuts.
  • Shifts, with Upcoming shifts and Shift history, which open your roster and your timesheets.

Moving around the app

The tabs along the bottom are the whole app:

TabWhat's there
HomeToday at a glance
RosterYour upcoming shifts and your timesheets
LeaveRequest time off and check your balances
MessagesChat with your manager and workmates
AccountYour details, sign-in, pay info and app settings

A red badge on Messages shows how many unread messages you have.

Notifications

The bell opens All notifications. Tap Mark all as read at the top right to clear them. Tapping a notification opens it, and it's then marked as read. Roster notifications show exactly what changed, for example a new shift or new times.

When you open Roster, Shiftly Me may ask whether to turn on push notifications, so you hear about new roster alerts, shift or roster changes and shift reminders without opening the app. Tap Not now to decide later. See Choose what Shiftly tells you about.

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