ShiftOps. Plan coverage, then assign the work.

Compare demand from events and tasks with planned shifts and confirmed staffing. Find gaps by time and role, then distribute work to the people on duty.

For operations managers, shift planners and team leads.

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From channel workload to a named person.

Explore five channels, compare planned shifts with hourly demand, then select a person and assign event work. The example keeps shift coverage and task responsibility separate.

ShiftOpsInteractive example

See the events Playout is responsible for.

Bring the events for your channels into one list. The work belongs to Playout before a person is assigned.

Playout12 Sep 2026 · Evening shift5 channels
Events for the channels managed by Playout
ChannelEventPGM
Channel 1Göteborg – HäckenPlayout · Person not assigned yet18:00 – 20:00
Channel 2Evening newsPlayout · Person not assigned yet18:00 – 21:00
Channel 3Tennis livePlayout · Person not assigned yet19:00 – 22:00
Channel 4Örgryte – AIKPlayout · Person not assigned yet19:00 – 21:00
Channel 5Studio livePlayout · Person not assigned yet19:00 – 22:00
Interactive ShiftOps example · Sample events, shifts and workload · Actions affect this example only

Plan for the group. Assign from the shift.

An event task can belong to Playout before a person is named. Shift coverage and the responsibility for each event remain distinct.

Shift planner
Compare planned shifts with the work coming from events and tasks. Identify hours that need more coverage.
Team lead
Select a person on duty and assign the current event work. The person’s colour and initials make responsibility visible.
Person on duty
See the event work assigned to you within your shift. The assignment stays connected to its event and customer delivery.
See how events, orders and tasks connect

Staffing and workload in more detail

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Workload calculation

Trace staffing requirements back to events and tasks, so each capacity decision has a clear operational basis.

Shift overview

Review shift patterns by day and week, with planned positions and confirmed staffing visible together.

Staff availability

Check who may be able to cover a position before offering work. Keep availability and shift confirmation distinct.

Operational work assignment

Give people on duty clear event and task responsibilities, so teams can see who handles each part of the work.

Gap detection

Find uncovered demand by time, role or team, and see where surplus capacity could help with replanning.

Capacity planning

Compare demand, planned capacity and confirmed staffing across periods, so missing positions and outstanding responses remain visible.