Workforce
Plan, Review and Correct the Staff Roster
Managers plan future shifts under Workforce; scheduled hours are later compared with attendance in the labour report.
- Menu path
- Manage -> Workforce -> Roster
- Verified from
- Posnic demo and current POS source reviewed on 2026-09-08
Technical source evidence
Live Posnic demo Manage -> Workforce -> Roster reviewed 2026-09-04, frontend/modules/settings_write.html wf-sub-roster, frontend/static/script/js/core/PosnicPro.js runRoster addRosterEntry deleteRosterEntry, api shift schedule routes
Enable Roster Planning
- Enable Workforce under Manage -> Features and save.
- Open Manage -> Workforce.
- Turn on Roster and save the feature configuration.
- Reload Workforce if the Roster tab does not appear immediately.
- Confirm all schedulable people already exist as active employees.
Review a Date Range
- Open the Roster tab.
- Choose From and To dates for the period being planned.
- Click Show.
- Review Staff, Date, Start, End and calculated Hours.
- Check for overlapping entries, missing days and the wrong employee before adding more.
Plan One Shift
- Under Plan a shift, select the employee.
- Choose the work date.
- Enter the planned start time and end time.
- Click Add and wait for the success message.
- Confirm the new row appears in the selected range.
- Tell the employee to check the read-only roster from the header clock.
Split and Overnight Shifts
- Represent a split shift as two entries on the same date, for example 09:00-13:00 and 17:00-21:00.
- Do not use one long entry when the employee is not working through the gap.
- For overnight work, confirm the application's accepted date/time convention with a test before publishing the roster.
- Scheduled hours are planning evidence; worked hours still come from clock-in and clock-out.
Correct a Roster Entry
The manager table provides a remove action for each scheduled entry. Remove the incorrect row, then add the corrected shift; confirm the employee's weekly view reflects the change.
- Do not delete a correct entry simply because attendance differed.
- Make roster corrections before payroll review so scheduled-versus-worked comparisons stay meaningful.
- Keep staff informed when a published schedule changes.