Snap Schedule 2013 for Windows

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Key Details of Snap Schedule 2013

Create and publish employee work schedules, reduce labor costs, and ensure shift coverage.
Last updated on February 26, 2016
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By Business Management Systems

Create and publish employee work schedules, reduce labor costs, and ensure shift coverage.

Snap Schedule Employee Scheduling Software minimizes time spent on creating, publishing, and maintaining employee, shift, and rotation schedules. A multi-view (Daily, Shift, and Calendar) schedule planner provides the information and tools for shift assignments, finding replacement employees, assess shift coverage, and reporting. Key features include: Intuitive Microsoft Office 2010 look and feel. Create schedules for fixed, rotating, staggered, and mixed shifts. Easy drag and drop scheduling. Handle multiple and split shifts, on calls, time off. Schedule best employees based on availability, cost, work hour limits, seniority, position, and skills. Auto-generate work schedules for any number of employees and shifts based on demands, shift patterns, and employee availability.

Snap Schedule lets you accurately track and forecast employee absences and staffing needs. It warns you of scheduling conflicts and helps you minimize over-staffing, which in turn reduces payroll costs. As you create shift assignments, Snap Schedule automatically sums up employees' work hours, calculates overtime, on-call, time off, and shift premium pays, and provides detailed cost reports so you know instantly if you are on budget. Adjust the shift's scheduled start and end times to reflect the actual time worked and instantly see the revised the hours and costs. Add notes and reasons to record or explain deviations and then use Snap Schedule's extensive reports to provide time card data for payroll processing. Use Snap Schedule to keep track of employees' certification, training, and re-certification due dates. Snap Schedule will alert you when an employee's skill/certification is within the specified number of days from expiration or expired.

Snap Schedule 2013 for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: September 9, 2013

Latest update: February 26, 2016

Version: 5.0.3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Server
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Windows 8
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 54,854

Downloads Last Week: 1

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User Reviews

5/5

2 User Votes

Powerful scheduling software with super easy drag&drop
dlau8088November 7, 2008
Pros
Intutive commands and layout. Works like an electronic white board - just drag a shift and drop it on to a calendar to schedule. Powerful reports for cost tracking. Schedule vacations and time off in advance. Useful scheduling conflict alerts.
Cons
Nothing so far.
Summary
Best and easiest to use scheduling software among those I've evaluated.
Easy to use scheduling software with lots of features
jcrunkelSeptember 22, 2008
Pros
Intuitive, drag-and-drop scheduling. See assignments, vacations, and leaves in multiple views. Cloning schedules and adjusting for no-shows only take a few mouse clicks. Extensive reports on schedules and costs. Export and email schedules.
Cons
Does not run on Windows 98 -- but I think that is not an issue nowadays.
Summary
For my scheduling needs, Snap Schedule is a perfect fit. When scheduling employees, I need to be able to see shift assignments, employee availabilities, and conflicts from different perspectives. Snap Schedule has 3 scedule views that I can use. Its daily view helps me see who are working, on-call, taking vacation or business leave, for any given day, week, or month. It displays employee names on the left, dates running across at the top, and employee?s assignments are shown graphically as rectangular blocks - much like a perpetual whiteboard. Small icons are use to indicate on-call, scheduling conflicts, and additional scheduling notes. Hovering the mouse over these icons pops up a window showing additional details. The total number of hours scheduled are automatically computed and shown at the bottom for each day. I use Snap Schedule?s Shift view to see work assignments by shifts and to determine if I have adequate shift coverage. The required number of people for each position, assigned, and variance counts are shown at the bottom for each shift. If I see a red colored variance count, I know I don?t have enough people to cover that shift. I use the Calendar view to see each employee?s schedule in the familiar calendar or monthly planner format. In any view, scheduling an employee, moving or swapping assignments is simply drag-and-drop. When there is a no show, I need to be able to find a substitute with the same skills. Snap Schedule lets me see who are available, worked the least hours, or have not exceeded work hour limits. I use Snap Schedule to email out employee schedules. For management reporting, I export reports to PDF files and email as attachments.