If you spend more time managing your employees than getting more important work done, consider trying out a workforce manager app that can simplify employee scheduling, time sheets, tasking and employee communication.
How a workforce manager app brings teams together
One of the most comprehensive and user-friendly workforce manager apps is Deputy, a cloud-based app available for Android, iOS, Mac OS, Windows, and any web browser. Deputy’s workforce manager app aims to replace the need for overly complicated emails and texts to help you get out of your office chair and back in the action.
Just some of what you can do with the Deputy app: change employee shifts on the go, update employees about new procedures on the Deputy Newsfeed, share POS sales, and approve or submit payroll with one-click integration.
An Apple Mobility Partner, Deputy is headquartered in Atlanta and Sydney, with offices in the UK and Philippines. While Deputy customers include large companies like Amazon, NASA, Nike and Burger King, the company also caters to small businesses. Deputy says that more than 45,000 workplaces in 73 countries use its workforce management apps to communicate with and help employees.
The Deputy workforce manager app is a “Best of 2017” Mobile Star Awards winner. For a free trail of the Deputy app, check out their website. You can connect with and follow Deputy below:
“Best of 2017” Mobile Star Awards Winner:
Employee Workforce Manager App — Deputy
Company Profile:
Deputy
Tel: 1-855-6DEPUTY (633-7889)
info [at] deputy.com
deputy.com
Facebook: /deputyapp
Instagram: /deputyapp
LinkedIn: /deputy-com
Twitter: @deputyapp
Structure: Private company, founded in 2008
No. of Employees: Approx. 130
OS Supported: All browsers, Android, iOS, Apple watchOS, MacOS, Windows
Contacts:
Jason Walker, President of Deputy of the Americas — jason [at] deputy.com
Derek Jones, VP Business Development, Americas — djones [at] deputy.com
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