Desktop Employee Scheduling Software For Small and Growing Businesses

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Frequently asked questions

Employee scheduling software helps employees and schedulers manage the work schedule, by automating key processes and observing rules and parameters on behalf of the organization. Automating the process improves productivity for an organization by allowing the saved time to be used for other activities. Employee scheduling software empowers the employee in the process, allowing them to have more transparency into and interaction with the schedule making process.  Snap Schedule supports all types of businesses that face scheduling challenges, even ones with very complicated parameters.

Not at all. You can schedule an unlimited number of employees, shifts, and time-off requests. Snap Schedule lets you create as many schedule databases as you like.

Yes! Snap Schedule keeps track of employee availability, skills, work hour preferences and alerts you to potential scheduling conflicts. Filling an open shift or finding a replacement is easy. Simply specify your criteria and Snap Schedule will present a list of qualified employees for your shift planning purposes.

Yes. The E-mail Schedules wizard lets you e-mail shift assignment schedules to all or selected employees. Each e-mail can contain the employee’s personal schedule or schedule information of all selected employees. You have the option of including an iCalendar formatted file that contains the employee’s personal schedule so your employees can import their schedules into their calendar programs or PDAs.

Yes. You can have as many locations as you like. A location is a work site or a place where the shift is performed. You can authorize your employees to work at certain locations but not others. Snap Schedule will alert you when an employee is scheduled to work at a location where he/she is not authorized to work.

Snap Schedule is licensed on a per-computer basis. Per-computer licensing means a valid license must be obtained for each computer that runs or accesses the software, whether you run the software directly on the computer or through another computer such as a terminal server that allows the software to be accessed remotely. For examples, if you want to install Snap Schedule and run it on three computers, you will need to buy three licenses, one for each computer. If you want to install Snap Schedule on a Citrix or Windows terminal server and access it from three remote computers, you will need to purchase three licenses.

The cost for a single PC license (one copy of Snap Schedule) is $450. If you plan to run Snap Schedule on multiple computers for your business, you will need to purchase additional licenses. For modern scheduling needs, we recommend Snap Schedule 365, our cloud-based solution that offers flexible, mobile-accessible scheduling and enhanced features.

If you specifically require the legacy, Windows-based version of Snap Schedule, it is still available for purchase, but only through direct contact with our sales team. You can contact us at 800-450-4230 for pricing and to place an order. However, we strongly encourage users to consider Snap Schedule 365 for a more dynamic and future-proof solution.

Snap Schedule is a Windows-based application and on a Mac, you have several options for installing software that allows you to run Windows and Windows applications:
– Use Apple’s Boot Camp to dual-boot between OS X and Windows. This approach provides the most compatibility with Windows software and peripherals but does not allow you to run Windows and Mac OS X applications at the same time.
– Run Windows in a virtual machine within OS X using Parallels DesktopVMware Fusion, or VirtualBox. This method will allow you to run Mac and Windows applications concurrently, though the virtual machine does not support as much Windows functionality as a dual-boot configuration.