Define the actual requirement
Specify the site, time window, role, headcount and required skills. Separate planned requirements from proposed, assigned and confirmed employees.
Match coverage needs, availability and qualifications, then make confirmations and responsibility changes explicit.
The capabilities presented are part of the MeridCore™ offering and are configured for each organization’s context, permissions and processes.
Coordination connects HR, dispatch, supervisors and employees around a service commitment. It addresses communication gaps such as availability changes, expiring qualifications, declined shifts and unconfirmed replacements.
Specify the site, time window, role, headcount and required skills. Separate planned requirements from proposed, assigned and confirmed employees.
Availability, leave, overlaps and effective qualifications inform the assignment. Medical documents and other confidential HR data stay outside the schedule.
Publish the shift and relevant instructions, collect confirmation and flag pending responses. Material changes follow the rules for obtaining a new confirmation.
A replacement request is not an automatic handoff. Check the replacement, document the decision and communicate the necessary information to the supervisor and affected employees.
An employee requests a replacement. Dispatch receives the request, proposes an eligible substitute and obtains confirmation. The supervisor can see who is expected on site, while the log preserves the handoff time.
Track remaining gaps, late confirmations, pending replacements and exceptions. The same status must mean the same thing to the office and the field.
A schedule preference is not guaranteed availability, and availability is not qualification. Work rules are configured and validated by the organization.
Describe your current process, the people involved and the expected result. An initial discussion helps confirm the relevant scope.
Discuss this need