The Snap Schedule 365 development team is continually at work to improve the products you use every day as part of your operational activities. We just released an update to Snap Schedule 365 that provides a couple of helpful items, and we wanted to share the news with you. Scheduler Notifications A recent update to…
The Snap Schedule 365 development team added some new sort options to all of the schedule views. You can now specify the sort order of both the rows and the data within the cells. This provides you with much greater flexibility as to how you view your schedule data. Additionally, we’ve added a bunch of new…
IMPORTANT: All information in the following screenshots contain sample data that should be replaced with information specific to your ADFS configuration. Example server: Windows Server 2012 R2 w/ ADFS 3.0 @ adfs.ad.snapschedule.com How it works: Employees use employee codes and passwords to log in to Snap Schedule 365. However, your company policies may require these users…
It’s been a bit of a soggy month here in Seattle, and while the persistent rain has kept the mossy-eared Snap Schedule development team inside, it certainly has produced some nice product enhancements. We hope you’ll enjoy these new features! Employee Notification The most significant change to Snap Schedule 365 is the new Employee Notification engine. It…
IMPORTANT: The information in the following screenshots contains sample data that should be replaced with information specific to your ADFS configuration. Example server: Windows Server 2012 R2 w/ ADFS 3.0 @ adfs.ad.snapschedule.com How it works: Schedulers enter user names and passwords to log in to Snap Schedule 365. However, your company policies may require these users…
The development team at Snap Schedule released a maintenance update to Snap Schedule 365 last night that included fixes to the following issues: Contact Information was missing from Employee property pages when invoked from within a report. While no data was ever lost in this scenario, the contact information was not being displayed if the…
Vermont and the cities of Berkeley and San Francisco have taken steps to put into law protection for employees who request changes to their work schedule without fear of retaliation. While each law varies in parameters the intent across the board is to create a process in which employees can request a change to their…
In like a lamb… The development team at Snap Schedule added a couple of new features to Snap Schedule 365 last night. They may not roar like a lion, but they were requested by customers, and we thought many people might find them useful. Convert Shift Assignments to Open Shifts When an employee calls in sick…
Last night, the development team pushed out a minor update to Snap Schedule 365. There were a few small issues that we wanted to address quickly. All were simple UI glitches that were resolved in the update. Chances are, very few users were impacted, but we wanted to clean things up as best we can. The issues…
Well, it looks like we’ve been caught. The development team here at Snap Schedule used to silently and seamlessly sneak updates into the products without anyone noticing or making a fuss. No more. The marketing folks are on to us, and suggested that we “announce” changes we make to the software. Sounds like a good…
