The Crews and Shift Rotations page allows Workforce administrators to organize labour resources into operational teams and control how those teams move between work shifts.

A Crew can follow:

A permanent fixed shift

A reusable repeating rotation

A future scheduled rotation

Different rotation assignments over separate effective periods

Instead of changing every worker’s shift manually, administrators can assign workers to a Crew and manage the Crew’s schedule as one unit.

This is useful for factories where teams rotate together between Day, Night, Morning, Evening, or other configured shifts.

For example:

Crew A works seven days on Day Shift, then seven days on Night Shift

Crew B follows the same rotation with a seven-day offset

A maintenance Crew remains permanently assigned to Night Shift

A temporary project Crew follows a rotation only during a selected date range

Crews and rotations support:

Team-based shift scheduling

Automatic repeating shift changes

Fixed-shift teams

Staggered Crew schedules

Future-dated scheduling

Workforce availability calculations

Shift Calendar visibility

Derived timesheets

Labour and Crew productivity reporting

📍 Where to Find Crews and Shift Rotations

Navigate to:

Workforce → Crews and Shift Rotations

Users normally require the appropriate Manage Crews permission to create, edit, assign, or retire Crews and rotation patterns.

Crews and Shift Rotations Page

The page is divided into two main areas:

Crews

Shift Rotations

The top of the page also displays summary cards that provide a quick overview of the current configuration.

Summary Cards

Crews

Shows the total number of active Crews configured in Fabritec.

A Crew represents an operational shift team whose members can share a fixed shift or rotation.

Assigned Labours

Shows the number of labour resources currently assigned to Crews.

A labour can belong to only one Crew at a time.

Moving a labour to another Crew removes the person from the previous Crew while leaving other classifications, such as Labour Group and Labour Title, unchanged.

Active Crew Rotations

Shows the number of Crew rotation assignments that are active on the current date.

A rotation may already be scheduled on a Crew card but not yet be counted as active when:

Its Effective From date is in the future

Its Effective To date has passed

The rotation assignment has not yet reached its active period

For example, a rotation beginning on August 1 may appear as Scheduled before August 1 while the Active Crew Rotations card still shows zero.

Rotation Patterns

Shows the number of reusable Shift Rotation patterns configured in Fabritec.

A rotation pattern does not control any Crew until it is assigned to that Crew.

The same pattern can be reused across multiple Crews.

🔍 What Is a Crew?

A Crew is an operational team of labour resources that can be scheduled together.

A Crew may include workers with:

Different Labour Titles

Different skills

Different Labour Groups or departments

Different workstation links

Different individual production responsibilities

For example, one fabrication Crew may contain:

A Fabricator

A Welder

A Welding Helper

A Grinding Operator

A Forklift Operator

Crew membership is separate from department membership.

A worker may therefore have:

Classification	Example
Labour Group	Welding Department
Labour Title	MIG/MAG Welder
Crew	Welding Crew A

The Labour Group continues to represent the worker’s department, while the Crew represents the operational team with which the worker follows a shift schedule.

One-Crew Rule

Each labour can belong to no more than one Crew at the same time.

When a worker is moved into another Crew, Fabritec updates the worker’s Crew membership instead of allowing the same person to belong to two active Crews.

This prevents conflicting Crew schedules.

Crew Cards

Each Crew appears as a card containing its current schedule, members, planned rotations, and available actions.

Crew Name

Displays the name of the Crew.

Examples:

Welding Crew A

Welding Crew B

Night Maintenance Crew

CNC Cutting Crew

Assembly Crew

Site Installation Crew

Use a clear operational name that distinguishes the Crew from departments and job titles.

Member Count

Shows the number of labour resources assigned to the Crew.

Example:

7 members

When all members cannot be shown directly on the card, Fabritec displays the visible names followed by an option such as:

View All +3

Select this option to review the remaining Crew members.

Crew Color

Each Crew can have a display color.

The color helps users distinguish Crews visually on:

Crew cards

Shift Calendar views

Rotation previews

Workforce scheduling screens

The color is a visual identifier only. It does not change the Crew’s schedule, capacity, or permissions.

Fixed Crew Shift

Every Crew has a fixed Crew shift.

The fixed shift is the Crew’s fallback schedule whenever no rotation assignment is active.

Examples:

Fixed crew shift
Day

or:

Fixed crew shift
Night

The Crew card may display the following message:

No rotation is active, so the Crew follows its fixed shift.

This means Fabritec currently resolves the Crew members to the selected fixed shift because no rotation assignment is active for the current date.

Fixed Shift and Rotation Relationship

The fixed Crew shift remains available even when rotations are configured.

Fabritec uses it when:

The Crew has never been assigned a rotation

A future rotation has not started yet

A previous rotation assignment has ended

No rotation assignment covers the requested date

A rotation is removed from the Crew

Changing the fixed shift does not replace an active rotation.

When a rotation is active, the current rotation step determines the Crew’s shift. When no rotation is active, the Crew returns to its fixed shift.

Scheduled Rotations

The Scheduled Rotations area shows rotation assignments connected to the Crew.

Each assignment may display:

Rotation pattern name

Effective From date

Effective To date

Open-ended status

Example:

Scheduled rotations
Two-Week Day/Night
01 Aug 2026 – Open ended

Open ended means no planned Effective To date has been entered.

The rotation continues until it is replaced, ended, or removed.

A scheduled rotation can appear on the card before it becomes active.

Crew Members

The card displays the labour resources assigned to the Crew.

Each label may contain:

Labour Code

Labour Name

Example:

LAB-014 Islam Reda
LAB-007 Karim Nasser
LAB-022 Khaled Mostafa
LAB-025 Maged Hussein

Crew membership determines which workers receive the Crew’s fixed shift or active rotation, unless a more specific shift rule applies to an individual worker.

Crew Actions

Change Fixed Shift

Select Change fixed shift to update the Crew’s fallback shift.

Use this action when the Crew normally works a different permanent shift.

Changing the fixed shift affects dates on which no Crew rotation is active.

It does not override:

A one-day cover

An individual dated shift assignment

An active Crew rotation

Manage Members

Select Manage Members to add workers to or remove workers from the Crew.

Use this action when:

A worker joins the team

A worker transfers to another Crew

A Crew is reorganized

Temporary team members are added or removed

Changes to Crew membership affect which workers follow the Crew’s shift rules.

Department membership remains separate and is not removed when the worker joins a Crew.

Assign Rotation

Select Assign rotation to connect a reusable Shift Rotation pattern to the Crew.

The assignment normally defines:

Rotation pattern

Effective From date

Optional Effective To date

Offset Days

The rotation controls the Crew only during its effective date range.

View Details

Select View details to review more information about the Crew, its members, fixed shift, and rotation schedule.

Edit Crew

Use the Edit icon to update the Crew’s basic information, such as:

Name

Color

Fixed shift

Membership, where available

Retire or Remove Crew

Use the remove action when a Crew is no longer required.

Retiring a Crew clears its members’ Crew link.

Those workers then resolve their shifts through other available rules, such as:

One-day cover

Individual dated shift

Individual fixed shift

Labour default shift

Review the Crew’s members and rotation assignments before retiring it.

Add a New Crew

Click:

Add Crew

The Add Crew window contains the following fields.

Name — Required

Enter a unique and recognizable Crew name.

Examples:

Welding Crew A

Welding Crew B

Day Assembly Crew

Night Cutting Crew

Maintenance Response Crew

Avoid creating multiple Crews with unclear names such as:

Team 1

New Crew

Workers

General

unless those names follow an established internal naming structure.

Color

Select a display color for the Crew.

Use distinct colors when several Crews appear together on scheduling screens.

For example:

Crew	Suggested visual identity
Welding Crew A	Purple
Welding Crew B	Blue
Maintenance Crew	Green
Night Crew	Yellow
Emergency Crew	Red

The exact color does not affect schedule calculations.

Fixed Crew Shift — Required

Select the shift the Crew follows whenever no rotation is active.

Examples:

Day

Night

Morning

Evening

Maintenance Shift

The available values come from:

Workforce → Shifts

The selected shift should also be compatible with the Work Calendars used by the Crew members.

A selected shift can resolve as a working shift only on dates when the worker’s effective Work Calendar runs that shift.

Labours — Optional

Select the workers who should initially belong to the Crew.

The field allows multiple labour resources to be selected.

Workers can also be added later through Manage Members.

A labour already assigned to another Crew is moved according to the Crew membership rules rather than remaining in both Crews.

Department information may be shown in the member picker to help administrators choose the correct workers.

Create the Crew

After completing the form, click:

Create

The new Crew appears on the page with:

Crew name

Selected color

Member count

Fixed shift

Selected labour members

Crew management actions

Complete Crew Example

Name: Welding Crew A
Color: Purple
Fixed Crew Shift: Day
Labours:
- LAB-001 Ahmed Hassan
- LAB-002 Mohamed Ali
- LAB-003 Mahmoud Ibrahim
- LAB-006 Youssef Samir

Until a rotation becomes active, all Crew members follow the Day shift unless an individual worker has a more specific dated assignment or one-day cover.

🔄 What Is a Shift Rotation?

A Shift Rotation is a reusable repeating sequence of shifts.

It allows Crews to move automatically between shifts without requiring administrators to update every worker manually at the beginning of each cycle.

A rotation contains:

A name

A Cycle Start Date

One or more ordered rotation steps

A shift for each step

A number of days for each step

After the final step ends, the rotation starts again from the first step.

Shift Rotations Section

The Shift Rotations section displays all reusable rotation patterns.

Each pattern may show:

Rotation name

Total cycle length

Number of steps

Cycle Start Date

Shift used in each step

Number of days in each step

Edit action

Retire Pattern action

Example:

Two-Week Day/Night

14-day cycle
2 steps

Cycle start date: 01 Aug 2026

Day — 7 days
Night — 7 days

Rotation Name

Shows the name used to identify the pattern.

Examples:

Weekly Day/Night Rotation

Two Weeks Morning / Two Weeks Night

Four-Crew Rotation

Maintenance Alternating Shift

2-2-3 Rotation

Use a name that explains the pattern without requiring users to open it.

Cycle Length

The cycle length is the total number of days across all rotation steps.

Calculation:

Cycle Length = Sum of all Step Days

Example:

Day: 7 days
Night: 7 days

Cycle Length: 14 days

After day 14, the cycle repeats from Day Shift.

Number of Steps

Shows how many shift periods exist in the pattern.

Example:

2 steps

A two-step rotation might contain:

Day for seven days

Night for seven days

A more complex rotation can contain additional steps.

Cycle Start Date

The Cycle Start Date establishes the shared rhythm of the rotation.

It determines where the repeating cycle begins.

For example:

Cycle Start Date: 01 Aug 2026

If the first step is Day for seven days:

August 1–7 follows Day

August 8–14 follows Night

August 15 returns to Day

The Cycle Start Date belongs to the rotation pattern itself.

It is different from a Crew rotation assignment’s Effective From date.

Cycle Start Date: establishes the repeating rhythm

Effective From: determines when a specific Crew begins using that rotation

Rotation Steps

The steps appear in the order in which Fabritec applies them.

Each step contains:

Work Shift

Number of days

Example:

Order	Shift	Duration
1	Day	7 days
2	Night	7 days

The order is important because Fabritec moves from Step 1 to Step 2 and then repeats from Step 1.

Edit Shift Rotation

Use Edit Shift Rotation to update the pattern.

Review existing and future Crew assignments before changing a shared pattern because the same rotation may be assigned to multiple Crews.

Retire Pattern

Use Retire Pattern when a rotation should no longer be used for new scheduling assignments.

Before retiring it, review the Crews that currently use or are scheduled to use the pattern.

Add a Shift Rotation

Click:

Add Shift Rotation

The Add Shift Rotation window opens.

Name — Required

Enter a clear name for the repeating pattern.

Example:

Weekly Day/Night Rotation

Cycle Start Date — Required

Select the date from which the rotation’s repeating rhythm is calculated.

The helper text explains:

Sets the shared rhythm for every Crew using this rotation.

Choose the date carefully because every Crew assigned to the pattern uses the same cycle timeline, adjusted where applicable by its Offset Days.

Rotation Steps

Add the shifts in the order they should repeat.

Each step requires:

A Work Shift

A number of days

At least one rotation step is required.

Each step must last at least one day.

Shift

Select the shift used during the step.

The available shifts come from:

Workforce → Shifts

Examples:

Day

Night

Morning

Evening

Number of Days

Enter how many consecutive days the step lasts.

Example:

This means the Crew remains on the selected shift for seven cycle days before moving to the next step.

Add Step

Click Add Step to add another shift period to the pattern.

Example:

Step 1: Day — 7 days
Step 2: Night — 7 days

Use the remove icon beside a step to delete it before saving.

Create Rotation

After entering the name, Cycle Start Date, and required steps, click:

Create Rotation

The pattern appears in the Shift Rotations section and becomes available for Crew assignment.

Creating the pattern does not automatically assign it to a Crew.

Complete Rotation Example

Name: Weekly Day/Night Rotation
Cycle Start Date: 01 Aug 2026

Rotation Steps:
1. Day — 7 days
2. Night — 7 days

The resulting cycle is:

Days 1–7: Day
Days 8–14: Night
Days 15–21: Day
Days 22–28: Night

The 14-day sequence repeats continuously.

Assigning a Rotation to a Crew

After creating the pattern:

Locate the required Crew.

Click Assign rotation.

Select the rotation pattern.

Enter the Effective From date.

Enter an optional Effective To date.

Enter Offset Days where required.

Review the schedule preview where available.

Save the assignment.

Rotation Pattern

Select the reusable pattern the Crew should follow.

Example:

Weekly Day/Night Rotation

Effective From

Defines the date on which the Crew starts using the rotation.

Before this date, the Crew follows its fixed Crew shift or another more specific active schedule.

Effective To — Optional

Defines the final date on which the Crew follows the rotation.

Leave this field empty when the assignment should continue with no planned end date.

The assignment is then displayed as:

Open ended

Offset Days

Offset Days shifts one Crew’s position within the shared rotation cycle.

This allows several Crews to use the same rotation while working different shifts at the same time.

The value must be zero or greater.

Example:

Rotation:
14 days Day
14 days Night

Crew A Offset: 0 days
Crew B Offset: 14 days

During the first two weeks:

Crew A: Day
Crew B: Night

During the next two weeks:

Crew A: Night
Crew B: Day

Both Crews use the same reusable pattern, but the offset places them at different positions in the cycle.

Non-Overlapping Rotation Periods

A Crew cannot have rotation assignments with overlapping effective date ranges.

For example, the following configuration is invalid:

Rotation A: 01 Aug–31 Dec
Rotation B: 01 Oct–Open ended

The date ranges overlap between October and December.

End the first assignment before the second assignment begins.

Example:

Rotation A: 01 Aug–30 Sep
Rotation B: 01 Oct–Open ended

Fixed Shift, Scheduled Rotation, and Active Rotation

These three concepts should not be confused.

Fixed Crew Shift

The fallback shift used when no rotation is active.

Scheduled Rotation

A rotation assignment exists, but its Effective From date has not yet arrived.

Active Rotation

The current date falls inside the rotation assignment’s effective range.

Example:

Fixed Crew Shift: Night
Rotation: Weekly Day/Night
Effective From: 01 Aug 2026
Current Date: 29 Jul 2026

Result:

Current Crew Shift: Night
Reason: The rotation has not started yet

On August 1, Fabritec begins resolving the Crew’s shift from the rotation.

How Fabritec Resolves a Labour’s Shift

Fabritec uses the most specific applicable shift rule.

The normal priority is:

1. One-day cover
2. Individual dated shift assignment
3. Active Crew rotation
4. Fixed Crew shift
5. Labour default shift

One-Day Cover

Applies to one worker for one selected date.

It overrides the Crew schedule for that day only.

Individual Dated Shift

Applies directly to one worker over an effective date range.

It takes priority over the Crew rotation because it is a more specific individual assignment.

Active Crew Rotation

Determines the shift from the current step of the Crew’s assigned rotation.

Fixed Crew Shift

Applies when the Crew has no active rotation for the date.

Labour Default Shift

Used when no more specific individual or Crew rule determines the worker’s shift.

The resolved shift must also be available on the worker’s effective Work Calendar for that date.

Relationship with Work Calendars

A Crew rotation determines which shift should apply, but the worker’s Work Calendar determines whether that date is a working day and whether the shift is available.

For example:

Crew Rotation Shift: Night
Worker’s Work Calendar: Night runs Saturday–Thursday
Date: Friday

If Friday is a non-working day in the worker’s calendar, the worker is not scheduled merely because the Crew rotation points to Night.

Work Calendars still control:

Working weekdays

Holidays

Special working dates

Non-working exceptions

Which shifts run on each date

Relationship with Shift Calendars

The Shift Calendars page uses Crew fixed shifts and rotations to show the effective Crew schedule by date.

Use it to verify:

Which shift each Crew follows

When future rotations begin

Whether Crew offsets are correct

Whether a date is working or non-working

Whether individual exceptions change a worker’s Crew schedule

Relationship with Timesheets

Fabritec uses the labour’s resolved shift to calculate scheduled hours.

The Crew schedule can therefore affect:

Scheduled hours

Idle hours

Attendance

Labour utilization

Overtime classification context

Labour Productivity reporting

Worked hours still come from production activity recorded against the labour.

Practical Example: Two Alternating Crews

Assume the factory uses:

Day Shift: 08:00–17:00
Night Shift: 22:00–06:00

Create the following rotation:

Name: Two Weeks Day / Two Weeks Night
Cycle Start Date: 03 Aug 2026

Step 1: Day — 14 days
Step 2: Night — 14 days

Create two Crews:

Crew A
Fixed Shift: Day

Crew B
Fixed Shift: Night

Assign the rotation:

Crew A Offset: 0
Crew B Offset: 14
Effective From: 03 Aug 2026
Effective To: Empty

Result:

Period	Crew A	Crew B
Weeks 1–2	Day	Night
Weeks 3–4	Night	Day
Weeks 5–6	Day	Night

The schedule continues automatically without manually changing every worker.

Recommended Implementation Steps

1. Configure Work Shifts

Navigate to:

Workforce → Shifts

Create all shifts required by the factory.

Examples:

Day

Night

Morning

Evening

2. Configure Work Calendars

Navigate to:

Workforce → Work Calendars

Confirm which shifts run on each working weekday.

Configure:

Working days

Holidays

Special working days

Non-working exceptions

3. Create Labour Records

Navigate to:

Workforce → Labours

Create or import the workers who will be assigned to Crews.

Confirm each worker has:

Code

Name

Work Calendar

Default shift where applicable

Labour Group

Labour Title

4. Review Real Operational Teams

Identify which workers genuinely move between shifts together.

Do not create a Crew only because workers belong to the same department.

A single department may contain several Crews.

Example:

Labour Group: Welding Department

Crews:
- Welding Crew A
- Welding Crew B
- Welding Night Crew

5. Create the Crews

Click:

Add Crew

Enter:

Crew name

Color

Fixed Crew shift

Initial members

6. Create Reusable Rotation Patterns

Click:

Add Shift Rotation

Configure:

Rotation name

Cycle Start Date

Ordered shift steps

Number of days for each step

7. Assign Rotations to Crews

Use Assign rotation on each Crew.

Set:

Rotation pattern

Effective From

Optional Effective To

Offset Days

8. Review the Schedule

Use:

Workforce → Shift Calendars

Confirm that every Crew follows the expected shift for each date.

9. Review Individual Overrides

Check whether any Crew member has:

A one-day cover

An individual dated shift

An absence or leave exception

These rules may change the individual worker’s resolved schedule without changing the rest of the Crew.

10. Review Timesheets and Productivity

Confirm that scheduled hours and Crew-level productivity reflect the resolved shifts correctly.

Governance Rules

A labour can belong to only one Crew at a time.

Crew membership is separate from Labour Group membership.

Every Crew requires a fixed Crew shift.

The fixed shift applies whenever no Crew rotation is active.

A rotation pattern requires a unique name.

A rotation requires at least one step.

Every rotation step must last at least one day.

Rotation steps are applied in their displayed order.

The total cycle length is the sum of all step durations.

Offset Days cannot be negative.

Rotation assignments for the same Crew cannot overlap.

A future scheduled rotation does not override the fixed shift before its Effective From date.

A one-day cover or individual dated shift can override the Crew schedule for one worker.

Work Calendars continue to determine whether the date and shift are operational.

Retiring a Crew clears the Crew link from its members.

Retiring a rotation pattern should be reviewed against existing and future Crew assignments.

Crew schedule changes should be effective-dated whenever historical schedules must remain traceable.

⭐ Best Practices

Create Crews based on real operational teams, not only department structure

Use clear names such as Welding Crew A and Welding Crew B

Select a meaningful color for each Crew

Always configure a correct fixed shift as the Crew’s fallback

Create reusable patterns instead of manually switching workers every cycle

Use Offset Days to stagger Crews on the same pattern

Keep rotation steps simple and easy for supervisors to understand

Select a Cycle Start Date that matches the factory’s actual rotation rhythm

Use Effective From dates for future scheduling changes

Leave Effective To empty only when the rotation is genuinely open-ended

Avoid overlapping rotation assignments

Review Crew membership whenever workers transfer between teams

Use one-day covers for isolated temporary changes rather than modifying the whole Crew

Check Shift Calendars after creating or changing a rotation

Verify Work Calendar compatibility with every shift used in the rotation

Review approved timesheets before making historical scheduling corrections

Retire unused Crews and patterns instead of creating duplicate alternatives

Document the rotation arrangement before applying it to a large workforce

Labour Titles – Define job roles for your workers

Shifts – Manage working hours and labour availability

WorkStations – Link labour roles to machines

Production Stages – Identify the tasks workers can operate

Crews and Shift Rotations

Crews and Shift Rotations Page#

Summary Cards#

Crews#

Assigned Labours#

Active Crew Rotations#

Rotation Patterns#

One-Crew Rule#

Crew Cards#

Crew Name#

Member Count#

Crew Color#

Fixed Crew Shift#

Fixed Shift and Rotation Relationship#

Scheduled Rotations#

Crew Members#

Crew Actions#

Change Fixed Shift#

Manage Members#

Assign Rotation#

View Details#

Edit Crew#

Retire or Remove Crew#

Add a New Crew#

Name — Required#

Color#

Fixed Crew Shift — Required#

Labours — Optional#

Create the Crew#

Complete Crew Example#

Shift Rotations Section#

Rotation Name#

Cycle Length#

Number of Steps#

Cycle Start Date#

Rotation Steps#

Edit Shift Rotation#

Retire Pattern#

Add a Shift Rotation#

Name — Required#

Cycle Start Date — Required#

Rotation Steps#

Shift#

Number of Days#

Add Step#

Create Rotation#

Complete Rotation Example#

Assigning a Rotation to a Crew#

Rotation Pattern#

Effective From#

Effective To — Optional#

Offset Days#

Non-Overlapping Rotation Periods#

Fixed Shift, Scheduled Rotation, and Active Rotation#

Fixed Crew Shift#

Scheduled Rotation#

Active Rotation#

How Fabritec Resolves a Labour’s Shift#

One-Day Cover#

Individual Dated Shift#

Active Crew Rotation#

Fixed Crew Shift#

Labour Default Shift#

Relationship with Work Calendars#

Relationship with Shift Calendars#

Relationship with Timesheets#

Practical Example: Two Alternating Crews#

Recommended Implementation Steps#

1. Configure Work Shifts#

2. Configure Work Calendars#

3. Create Labour Records#

4. Review Real Operational Teams#

5. Create the Crews#

6. Create Reusable Rotation Patterns#

7. Assign Rotations to Crews#

8. Review the Schedule#

9. Review Individual Overrides#

10. Review Timesheets and Productivity#

Governance Rules#

⭐ Best Practices#

Crews and Shift Rotations Page

Summary Cards

Crews

Assigned Labours

Active Crew Rotations

Rotation Patterns

One-Crew Rule

Crew Cards

Crew Name

Member Count

Crew Color

Fixed Crew Shift

Fixed Shift and Rotation Relationship

Scheduled Rotations

Crew Members

Crew Actions

Change Fixed Shift

Manage Members

Assign Rotation

View Details

Edit Crew

Retire or Remove Crew

Add a New Crew

Name — Required

Color

Fixed Crew Shift — Required

Labours — Optional

Create the Crew

Complete Crew Example

Shift Rotations Section

Rotation Name

Cycle Length

Number of Steps

Cycle Start Date

Rotation Steps

Edit Shift Rotation

Retire Pattern

Add a Shift Rotation

Name — Required

Cycle Start Date — Required

Rotation Steps

Shift

Number of Days

Add Step

Create Rotation

Complete Rotation Example

Assigning a Rotation to a Crew

Rotation Pattern

Effective From

Effective To — Optional

Offset Days

Non-Overlapping Rotation Periods

Fixed Shift, Scheduled Rotation, and Active Rotation

Fixed Crew Shift

Scheduled Rotation

Active Rotation

How Fabritec Resolves a Labour’s Shift

One-Day Cover

Individual Dated Shift

Active Crew Rotation

Fixed Crew Shift

Labour Default Shift

Relationship with Work Calendars

Relationship with Shift Calendars

Relationship with Timesheets

Practical Example: Two Alternating Crews

Recommended Implementation Steps

1. Configure Work Shifts

2. Configure Work Calendars

3. Create Labour Records

4. Review Real Operational Teams

5. Create the Crews

6. Create Reusable Rotation Patterns

7. Assign Rotations to Crews

8. Review the Schedule

9. Review Individual Overrides

10. Review Timesheets and Productivity

Governance Rules

⭐ Best Practices

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