Retail

Match the floor to your busiest hours.

Approve the time off, see who that leaves you on the floor that week, and know the balance will not come back at you when payroll runs.

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A morning shift from 08:00 to 12:30 being dragged into the Shiftbase schedule
Leave balances in Shiftbase: statutory and extra-statutory hours remaining

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The problem

Every store plans alone.

Ten stores, ten spreadsheets, and no way to see the whole chain until the wage bill turns up. The busiest hour of the week is the one you're most likely to be short on.

The schedule gets copied, not decided.

Last month's schedule, forward one week. Quiet mornings are full, Saturday afternoon is thin, and nobody sat down and chose that.

Time off goes through the stockroom.

Six people want the same fortnight in August, three of them asked you in the stockroom, and the balances live in a spreadsheet you have not opened since June.

Contract hours slip out of sight.

Part-time contracts, plus and minus hours, students on a cap. It surfaces in payroll instead of during planning.

Employee scheduling

See what the week costs before you publish it.

Set a budget per store or per day and Shiftbase shows the wage cost of the week you are building against it. Contract limits and availability are in view while you plan. The charts and the hourly view require Premium.

The week schedule with the Publish button, and the team's shifts for the day in the mobile app
Multi-site

Most shops never clock in and out.

Copy the published schedule straight to the timesheet, change the two rows that need changing, and approve the week.

A morning shift from 08:00 to 12:30 turning into a timesheet with start, end and a 30-minute paid break
Mobile app + payroll

Your team knows when they work and what they're paid.

Publish and the schedule lands in everyone's app. Swaps and availability run through Shiftbase instead of the staffroom noticeboard, and clocked hours flow into your payroll export.

Emma de Vries clocks in with her PIN at the kiosk, and her phone shows the evening shift running since 18:11
Performance

Know what an hour on the floor returns.

Set turnover against the hours you paid for, per store and per day. See which shifts carry the week and staff the next one from what happened, not from what you copied.

Labour costs in the schedule: €1,653.60 for the day, scheduled against worked hours, and the totals for the week

Retailers that run on Shiftbase get their Spark back.

Employee of Blokker retail store standing in front of the door with the Blokker logo in the backRetail
Blokker logo
Netherlands

“In the old system it was very difficult to create the right reports yourself.”

Mark Vrieze

Area Manager at Blokker

bomenbezorgd.nlRetail
Bomenbezorgd.nl logo
Netherlands

“It’s very convenient to clock in on your own phone, location-based. Now I have insight into whether everyone is starting on time.”

Liset Schiphorst

Operational Manager at Bomenbezorgd

50%

less scheduling time

8,000+

businesses run on Shiftbase

250k+

daily users

What changes for you.

A shop owner behind the counter of his sneaker store, a hand on a stack of orange shoeboxesOwners and area managers

Every store, covered and costed.

One view across the chain, with labour cost per store next to it. Before the week starts, not after it ends.

A manager in an orange apron leaning against the counterStore managers

Set it up once, the rest follows.

Templates, recurring shifts, contract hours, and availability built in. Minutes on the schedule, not your Sunday evening.

A shop assistant in an orange beanie carrying a stack of folded T-shirts through the storeTeam

Always know when you work.

Check shifts, swap them, and claim an open shift at any store you have a team at, straight from the app.

ASaturdaywith Shiftbase.

Retail runs to a curve: a slow open, a middle that decides the day, and a close that always needs one more pair of hands. Here is how it looks when every store plans in the same place.

08:45

Open.

The opening team clocks in on the till tablet. Head office can see all ten stores opened on time.

10:30

Someone calls in.

Post the open shift. A colleague who has a team at this store as well picks it up before the morning rush.

14:15

Peak.

The floor is staffed to the hours that sell, not to last month's copy. Every clock-in lands on the timesheet in the background.

18:20

Close.

Turnover goes in and Performance sets it against worked hours, per store. You know which Saturday earned its keep.

Try it out, then decide.

Build next week for one store, publish it to the team, and close a few days in Performance. If it doesn't earn its keep, it costs you nothing.

Set up in a day.

Every feature in your plan is open from day one, no credit card needed. Your first week can be live tonight.

Runs on shifts.

If your business runs on shifts, the setup already matches how you plan. Invite your team, set it up, and run it on a real week.

Cancel anytime.

Monthly plans, no long contracts. If Shiftbase doesn't fit your business, you leave with your data.

Data stays in Europe.

Wage data and contracts are sensitive, so we store them on European servers under GDPR.

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FAQ

Got questions?

Everything about running a retail team on Shiftbase, and if it isn't here, our team is one message away.

Yes, against the turnover figure you enter. Set a budget per store or per day and Shiftbase shows the wage cost of the draft against it, so you fix the draft rather than the payroll report. Shiftbase holds no till or footfall data of its own unless you connect a POS. The charts and the hourly view require Premium.

No. Shiftbase holds no footfall or traffic data, so which hours are busy stays your judgement as a store manager. What it does is show you what each version of the week costs in wages before you publish it, so the judgement has a number next to it.

Contract hours, plus and minus balances, and availability are in the schedule while you build, so overtime and conflicts show up before publish instead of in payroll.

Post it as an open shift. Everyone with a team at that store sees it in the app and takes it, or asks for it, depending on how you set it up. A flexpool belongs to one store, so somebody who works across stores is given a team at each.

Yes. Connect your till through the App Center and the turnover comes across on its own, so you can set it against worked hours per store and per day.