Schedule view

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Schedule view

Read more about shared views here and business view here. Mastering the Schedule view. Managing a workforce requires more than just assigning shifts; it requires a clear, customizable view of your op…

Updated by Leigh Hutchens

Selected time period

You can choose which date range is displayed on the top left-hand side of your screen. Daily view. View the schedule on an hourly level per day. The current time is visualized with a red line. The ho…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Schedule approval flow

The underlying business need we’re enabling with the schedule approval flow is ensuring automated communication between the planner and assigned approver. This means that manually written Qmails as a…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Display Statistics in Schedule

Select Statistics under the Display option in Schedule to see standard variables, and if applicable optimal headcount and Forecast variables. This article is about Standard variables. Please see more…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Notifications

The Notifications panel is your centralized tool for managing employee requests and addressing scheduling needs directly within the Schedule view. It is designed to let you handle tasks and view the…

Updated by Leigh Hutchens

Filters overview

The Filter function in the Schedule view is a powerful tool that allows you to drill down on specific schedule items such as shift types, absences, availability, and much more. Below you can find mor…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

How to find and use filters in Quinyx

Filtering in Schedule. How to find and use filters in Quinyx. Go to Schedule > Schedule. Go to the funnel icon (filter) located in the upper-right corner. Click on Filters , and the filter navigation…

Updated by Victor Jespersen

Filter groupings and their fields

Read more about finding and using different filters in Schedule here. Filter groupings and their fields. When you're applying filters to the Schedule view to specify what to see / not to see, you hav…

Updated by Leigh Hutchens

Employee metrics / Display options in Schedule

Overview. Employee metrics in Schedule help you understand how employees are performing against their contractual expectations in real time. You can compare scheduled, worked, expected, and nominal h…

Updated by Victor Jespersen

Schedule Warnings

Warnings during scheduling help managers follow legal and contractual rules while planning shifts. Scheduling warnings and rules highlight compliance risks in real time—either by blocking actions tha…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Business View

Read more about shared views here. Overview. Business view offers an alternative way to visualize your schedule. Unlike the standard Employee view (which lists people), Business view groups your sche…

Updated by Leigh Hutchens

Shared views

Shared views expands the existing personal saved views functionality by introducing two new additions: Shared with Me and Company Views. My views, where you save and manage your own personal views, r…

Updated by Leigh Hutchens

Daily notes

Daily notes. Daily notes allow you to add notes on a specific day within the Schedule view. This functionality is designed to improve your planning process by enabling you to easily document key even…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren

Count logic for employee metrics in Schedule

This article explains the count logic for employee metrics in the Schedule view. For more details on employee metrics, your available display options, calculations, etc. read here. With regards to da…

Updated by Daniel Sjögren