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How to recognize published and unpublished shifts
How to recognize published and unpublished shifts

In this article, you'll learn how to differentiate between a shift that has been published and one that is still awaiting publication.

Angevie Pié-Gaillardetz avatar
Written by Angevie Pié-Gaillardetz
Updated over 5 months ago

Sometimes your employees don't see a shift you thought you'd assigned to them. Here's how to check whether the shift is still in draft or has been published.


1- Draft

A draft shift will have a dotted line around it. This means that it is not published, and therefore not yet visible to your employees. You may also notice that a small pencil appears in the right-hand corner of the shift, with the words "Unpublished".


2- Published shift

If the outline of the shift is in solid lines, this means that it has been published.

The eye in the right-hand corner informs you whether the employee has seen the shift or not.

To find out how to publish the schedule, please consult the article here


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