Peaks you can see coming
Everyone knows Saturday is busier. The rota is still built from last week’s copy, and the cost is checked afterwards.
Peak trading, seasonal hires and a labour percentage the area manager asks about every week. TaskBit shows the cost while you build the rota, not after payroll.
Everyone knows Saturday is busier. The rota is still built from last week’s copy, and the cost is checked afterwards.
Forty temporary starters need contracts, right-to-work checks and training before the first shift — usually in the same fortnight.
Every store manager keeps their own spreadsheet, so head office has no comparable view of hours or cost.
Set a labour budget per store and per week, and the rota costs itself as you assign. You find out you are over on Wednesday, when moving one shift fixes it — rather than in the following month’s P&L.
Invite the intake by email or link, collect right-to-work evidence, issue and e-sign contracts, assign mandatory training and watch the compliance board go green — all before the first shift, all on their phones.
Yes — location scoping is enforced server-side, including on exports and reports. A store manager cannot pull group data by changing a filter.
Invite in bulk, let people complete their own profile, right-to-work evidence and contract signature on their phone, then deactivate at the end of the season. Seats free up on your next invoice.
Not today. TaskBit costs the rota against a budget you set; it does not forecast demand from sales data. API access on Pro lets you feed your own forecast in.
Yes — hours, cost against budget, headcount and turnover by store and region, exportable to CSV or PDF.
Start with one store free and roll out when it proves itself.
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