Plan the week
Drag people into shifts. Northgate warns you about overtime and missing cover before you publish.
Build the weekly rota in minutes, let people swap shifts on their phone, and see who is on at any hour.
Managers plan the week. Staff see their shifts, trade them and clock in. Payroll gets the numbers without anyone retyping them.
Drag people into shifts. Northgate warns you about overtime and missing cover before you publish.
Staff ask a colleague to take a shift. The manager only approves what breaks a rule.
Clock-in times roll into one sheet per person, ready for payroll at month end.
Minimum rest, maximum hours, who may close alone. Northgate checks every change against them.
When someone calls in sick, Northgate messages the people who can take the shift and fills it with the first yes.
Hosted in the EU, encrypted at rest, and every change to a rota is logged with who made it.
Paste a list or import it from your payroll tool. Roles and contracts come with it.
Start from last month's pattern, change what is different, and publish.
Approved hours export as one file, in the format your payroll tool takes.
"We used to lose a Sunday every month to the rota. Now it takes twenty minutes, and nobody argues about the hours."
fewer scheduling messages after the first month, across 2,400 teams
Clock-in times roll into a sheet for each person, and anything off the rules waits for a manager before payroll sees it.
The average across the first hundred teams on Northgate. They plan once and let the rules do the checking.
From a single kitchen to a hospital with forty wards.
Split shifts, on-call days, a floating pool. Set each one up the way your team works.
People clock in where they work. The time lands on the rota next to the shift they were planned for.
Approved hours export in the format your payroll tool takes: one file, checked against every contract.
Fourteen people in two offices write Northgate, answer every message themselves and take their own rota seriously.
No card, no setup call. Add your team and publish the first week today.
"Who can close on Friday?" Northgate answers from the rules and the calendar, and offers to fill the gap.