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How to publish a roster and send it to your employees
How to publish a roster and send it to your employees

Learn how to publish a roster in Payroller. Your employees will know when they are working and your timesheets will be updated

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Written by Jenny Park
Updated over a week ago

Learn how to publish a roster in Payroller with our simple guide below.

Step 1: Click on ‘Roster’.

Step 2: Ensure your roster has been finalised, and click on the ‘Publish’ shifts button.

Step 3: If you are republishing your roster, select ‘Publish Updates Only’.

Step 4: Otherwise, select ‘Publish All Shifts’ and click ‘Continue’.

Step 5: Select the employees you want to publish the roster for.

Step 6: Choose how you want to send your staff their shifts. You can send it via email, mobile notification, or just mark it as published.

Step 7: Click ‘Publish’.

Your employees will receive the following email.

Your employee can even add their shifts to their calendar.

If your employee has the employee app, they will receive a notification from their account, where they can accept or decline a shift.

Select this bell to see whether your employee has accepted or declined the shift.

On the Roster, the color green will indicate that a shift has been accepted, whereas a shift that is declined will turn orange.

Please note: If an employee has accepted or declined a shift by mistake and missed their chance to revert it, the employer can remove, edit, or add the shift from the business account and publish it to let the employee know.

Learn how to complete other timesheets and rosters functions on Payroller with our other simple guides:

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