All Shifts

The administrative view of every agent's shifts — review and correct times, set pay rates, finalize for payroll, and read the audit trail behind any change.

Where to find it

Team → Shifts → All Shifts in the left menu.

The permission is called All Shifts. In the permission list it sits under Time Management, next to Shift Types and Reports. A member without it never sees this page and only ever sees their own shifts on My Shifts. Grant it per person: open the user menu at the bottom of the sidebar, choose Manage team, expand the member's card and tick it there.

What it adds over My Shifts

My Shifts shows one person their own hours. All Shifts shows everyone's, and adds the things only an administrator should be able to do: change someone else's pay rate, lock a shift so payroll can rely on it, and record a shift that was never clocked in.

The table

ColumnWhat it shows
Shift TypeThe category, shown in that type's color
UserThe agent who worked the shift
Start TimeWhen it began — editable while the shift is not finalized
End TimeWhen it ended — editable while the shift is not finalized
Pay RateThe hourly rate on this shift — editable while it is not finalized
DurationTotal time worked
SalaryDuration × the shift type's multiplier × the pay rate
FinalizedA toggle that locks or unlocks the shift
EditedMarks a shift whose times were changed by hand
CommentsThe note on the shift

Administrative actions

Finalizing shifts

Review the shift

Check the times, the duration and whether the row is marked as Edited.

Check the log if it was edited

Open Check logs to see exactly what was changed, by whom and when.

Finalize one shift

Flip the toggle in the Finalized column.

Or finalize a batch

Tick several rows and choose Finalize selected from the bulk actions.

Changing a pay rate

For any shift that is not yet finalized:

  • Click into the Pay Rate field
  • Type the new hourly rate
  • It saves by itself and the change is written to the shift's log

Adding a shift by hand

Click "Add shift"

The button at the top of the table opens the dialog.

Choose the agent

Which team member the shift belongs to.

Fill in the details

Shift type, start time, end time, and whether it should be finalized straight away.

Add a comment

Anything worth recording about why the shift was entered by hand.

The shift log

Every shift keeps its own history. Open Check logs on a row to see:

  • Who made each change and when
  • What was changed — times, pay rate, comments, finalization
  • The old value and the new value
  • The whole sequence, oldest to newest
Check the log before you finalize an edited shift. A row marked Edited carries a warning icon whose tooltip says exactly that: "The shift times were edited by a user. Review logs before finalizing."

Filters

Narrow the table by several things at once:

  • Agent — one person
  • Shift Type — one category
  • Finalized — finalized only, pending only, or all
  • Edited — pick out the shifts that were changed by hand
  • Comments — search the text of the notes

The date picker sets the period. The agent, the start date and the end date are also carried in the page's web address, so a filtered view can be copied out of the address bar and sent to a colleague. Clicking an agent on the shift Reports page opens exactly this page, already filtered to that person and period.

Bulk actions

Selecting several rows

Tick the checkboxes to act on more than one shift at a time:

  • Finalize selected — lock them all for payroll
  • Delete selected — remove them all, after a confirmation
Bulk actions cannot be undone. A deleted shift takes its audit log with it. Check the selection before confirming.

What the page marks visually

Shift type colors

Each shift type has a color, so you can tell categories apart while scanning the table.

The Edited warning

A shift whose times were changed by hand shows a warning icon. Hovering it repeats the reminder to review the log before finalizing.

The Finalized toggle

The toggle tells you the state at a glance and changes it on click — including unlocking a shift you need to correct.

Audit trail

Every change on this page is recorded on the shift it belongs to: who did it, when, and what the value was before and after. That is what makes a finalized shift safe to pay against — the number can be traced back to the edits behind it.

Do it by asking: the same work can be driven from Copilot or an MCP client — recording a shift for an agent, fixing a time, finalizing a batch. Those changes write the very same shift log the dashboard shows, attributed to you and marked as coming from Copilot. See Time Management Tools.