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Build the week without the spreadsheet chaos.

Build, adjust and publish staff rosters inside WordPress, for shops, cafés and other shift-based teams.

What it does

Tools for the working week

  • Build and publish the roster

    Plan each location’s week and keep a record of changes after publication.

  • Keep your team organised

    Manage employees, roles, positions and locations without creating a WordPress account for every employee.

  • Change shifts quickly

    Add, move, copy or repeat shifts, including overnight shifts and work across several days.

  • Check scheduled hours

    Compare scheduled and contracted hours and check for overlapping shifts.

  • Undo a recent change

    Undo supported recent roster changes without starting again.

  • Print the working week

    Print the weekly roster or save it as a PDF.

See the plan

One roster, three useful views

Plan the week in detail, then switch views to look further ahead.

Choose a roster view

WeekBuild and adjust the working roster.

Two weeksLook further ahead without losing the detail.

MonthSee the whole month at a glance.

Focused by design

Focused on rostering

Built for one job: making staff rosters clearer and easier to manage.

Your roster, inside WordPress

Run Workforce Manager in your own WordPress installation, with a private workspace for the people who plan the roster.

A clear focus

It handles roster planning and publication, not payroll, HR, attendance or leave management.

Could this simplify your roster?
Tell me how your team plans its week.

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