Tracking schedule changes: The scheduling software allows users to track any changes or updates to the schedule in real-time, including cancellations, delays, and replacements. The scheduling software allows users to specify the start and end dates of a schedule, as well as the positions and duties of crew members.Īssigning crew members to schedules: Once a schedule has been created, CrewTracks can be used to assign crew members to the schedule based on their availability, qualifications, and preferences. Setting up schedules: Schedules can be created manually or imported from other systems. Here is a general overview of how the CrewTracks scheduling software works:
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