Schedule360
Employee scheduling software
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What is Schedule360
Schedule360 is an employee scheduling and workforce management tool used to build and publish staff schedules, manage shift coverage, and support time and attendance workflows. It is typically used by organizations with hourly or shift-based teams that need recurring schedules, shift swaps, and manager approvals. The product focuses on schedule creation, employee self-service, and operational controls such as rules, notifications, and reporting.
Shift scheduling and coverage tools
Schedule360 supports creating schedules, assigning shifts, and publishing schedules to employees. It commonly includes workflows for shift trades, open shifts, and manager approvals to reduce manual coordination. These capabilities align with core needs in shift-based environments where coverage changes frequently.
Employee self-service workflows
The product is designed to let employees view schedules, request time off, and participate in shift swap processes. Self-service reduces manager workload for routine schedule changes and availability updates. This is particularly useful for distributed teams where schedule communication otherwise relies on email or spreadsheets.
Operational controls and reporting
Schedule360 typically includes configurable rules, alerts, and reporting to help managers monitor staffing levels and schedule compliance. Reporting supports auditing schedule changes and tracking attendance-related events. These controls help standardize scheduling practices across locations or departments.
Unclear integration ecosystem depth
Compared with broader workforce platforms in the reference set, Schedule360’s available prebuilt integrations and API capabilities are not consistently documented in a way that is easy to validate. This can increase effort when connecting scheduling to payroll, HRIS, or communications tools. Buyers may need vendor confirmation for specific integration requirements.
Limited public product transparency
Publicly available details on packaging, feature tiers, and product roadmap can be limited depending on the buyer’s region and industry. This makes it harder to benchmark capabilities (for example, advanced forecasting or omnichannel WFM) against other tools in the space. Procurement teams may need demos and written statements of work to confirm scope.
May not cover full WFM suite
Organizations looking for end-to-end workforce management (forecasting, intraday management, quality management, and deep analytics) may find Schedule360 more scheduling-centric. If a team needs enterprise-grade WFM optimization across multiple channels and roles, additional systems may be required. Fit depends on whether scheduling is the primary need versus full WFM.
Plan & Pricing
Pricing model: Custom / Contact Sales Details: Pricing is calculated by number of employees and facilities; Schedule360 offers yearly contracts with various payment options. Free setup, free online training, and free 24/7 ongoing support are included with the contract. The vendor states the first scheduling month is free and contracts include a 30-day guarantee following go-live that is free. To obtain pricing you must request a custom quote via the Schedule360 website (you will receive a custom price quote via email within 24 hours).
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