Define the day
Set operating days, shift names and times for your operation.
WAREHOUSE & LOGISTICS SCHEDULING
Plan custom shifts without losing the rest between them.
Shiftly helps warehouse managers combine loading peaks, forklift or picking roles, night work, rest periods, availability and time off into a roster they can review before publishing.
Custom operating hoursRest and night-shift rulesGaps stay visible
A warehouse manager's inputBest available plan
Manager says
“The morning shipment needs two pickers and one forklift operator. Do not put anyone on a night shift after a late closing shift.”
Demand peakSkillsRest
Shiftly returns
A plan that shows coverage, hours and any trade-off caused by the rest rule.
WAREHOUSE DEMO INPUTS
Shift patterns are configurable, not assumed.
The same scheduling workflow can support a small warehouse, workshop or production team without forcing one universal day shape.
Example team
| Person | Role | Target |
|---|---|---|
| Rae · #1 | Forklift | 40h |
| Yuki · #2 | Picking | 36h |
| Omar · #3 | Picking | 32h |
| Bea · #4 | Dispatch | 28h |
Rules to review
- Morning loading needs two pickers and one forklift operator.
- Night work requires a minimum rest window.
- Dispatch is covered until the final pickup.
- If every rule cannot fit, the gap is shown for the manager.
Add skills
Use roles, IDs and availability to describe who can cover what.
Protect rest
Make rest between shifts a hard rule or a manager preference.
Review trade-offs
See the best available plan within the time limit and any remaining gap.
WAREHOUSE SCHEDULING FAQ
A scheduling layer for non-standard operating days.
Can I define overnight shifts?
Yes. Define custom start and end times, then review rest and consecutive-work rules for the resulting plan.
What happens if staffing is not sufficient?
Shiftly shows uncovered work instead of hiding it and returns the best available plan within the time limit.
Try the warehouse scenario.
Start with custom shifts, roles and rest rules.