
New To Shiftshark!
Shiftshark’s been real busy this winter…
Excited to show everyone his latest tricks, he looks ready to jump right out of the water!
What’s Shiftshark been up to?
Shiftshark’s got a clean new layout on the Request Queue screen – Accepted, Declined, and In Progress shifts now have their own tabs.
Shiftshark will also show you the order in which shift requests were accepted.
He even lets you sort responses by:
- Your organization’s selected default order.
- The time in which the shift request was received by your employee.
Ready to fill some shifts?
Shiftshark’s new features go live tomorrow, April 18!
Give it a go and let us know what you think. We’d love to hear all your feedback! Send your questions, comments, or concerns, over at includables@inclusionsystem.ca, or give us a call at +1 (866) 884-3451.
Happy Shiftsharking!
Sincerely,
The Includables

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