Use the Split Shift feature when one provider begins a shift, and another takes over
and finishes.
Video guide
(See below for Split shift options.)
Instructions
- Click within an empty cell to assign the first person to the service.
- Right-click in cell and select Split shift .... Or, click on the Split
shift icon , in toolbar above to open the
Split shift window.
Note: If the Split shift window is inactive, it means the shift has 2 or more
call slots, condensed to appear as 1 call slot on the schedule. To activate the Split
shift window, click on the shift name on the left-hand side of schedule grid.
In the Infobox window, uncheck the "Condense to 1 call slot" box in lower-right
corner.
- In the Split shift window, click on the "No Split" drop-down selector and
select the name of the person who will take over the shift.
- Adjust the take-over time when the split will occur.
- On the schedule, the shift appears split with the two staffs' abbreviations listed
and the Split shift icon in between. Hover over the icon to see the split details.
Split shift options
On the right-hand side of the Split Shift window:
- Click the multi-line icon ,
if anyone can take the split shift, not just the available staff.
- Click the blue arrow circle icon , to flip
the order of first and second person in shift.
- Click the red X icon to remove the split. Or,
right-click on the split shift assignment on the schedule and select, "Remove split"
from the menu options.
- Click the double Split shift icon , to create a Three-way
split. To set up a three-way split:
- In the drop-down selector, select the second person taking over the middle
part of the shift.
- Set the take-over time of when that second person ends and the third person begins.
- Click the Three-way split icon and then select the third person completing the
shift.
- If you need to edit a three-way split, click on the Three-way split icon to toggle
between the first, second, and third sections of the split shift.
- You may split a shift on a day that has a custom shift time. The split
shift will follow the custom shift times rather than the default shift times.
Here we discuss splitting.