7shifts and Sling integration: scheduling that catches overtime early

Sturgeon connects to 7shifts and Sling for shifts and punches and sets them against your sales. Overtime is flagged days ahead with a fix suggested, and clock-ins are reconciled against the schedule before payroll sees them.

What Sturgeon does with it

Labor read against sales

Stu reads your schedule from 7shifts or Sling next to your sales, so a question like who should close Friday is answered from your own shifts and your own numbers, not a generic rule.

Overtime days ahead

Overtime is predicted days ahead with a fix suggested, instead of being found on payroll two weeks late. The schedule change is drafted for you and waits for your approval.

Punches checked every night

A nightly sweep reconciles punches from 7shifts or Sling against the schedule. A forgotten clock-out or a punch left open since Thursday becomes a fix assigned to the right person, while the pay period is still open.

Questions

Does Sturgeon replace 7shifts or Sling?

No. You keep the scheduling tool you use. Sturgeon reads shifts and punches from it, sets them against sales, and drafts the fixes for your approval.

Which scheduling tools does Sturgeon work with?

7shifts and Sling. Shifts and punches come from whichever one you use, and clock-ins are reconciled against the schedule every night.

How does Sturgeon catch overtime?

By reading the schedule and punches against your sales and flagging who is heading into overtime days before payroll. It suggests a fix, and you approve it.

Your next service is already forecast.

See your own numbers in Sturgeon in under a week, with your POS connected, your forecasts calibrated, and Stu answering. White-glove onboarding is included.

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