Track your hours and payroll in real time

Scheduled and worked hours, labour cost, its share of sales and team satisfaction: Shifta works them out from the schedule and the hours.

14 days free, full access. No credit card required.

Labour cost against sales

Enter the day’s sales and Shifta shows the payroll’s share. By day, week or month.

  • Worked out from everyone’s pay
  • Compared with the previous period
  • By section or position

Scheduled and worked, side by side

The hours planned on the schedule and the hours actually worked, for the whole team and for each person.

  • Each person’s workload
  • Sorted by hours or cost
  • CSV export in one click

Get feedback from the floor

After each shift, everyone can say how it went. You see the team’s trend, without names or shift details.

  • A score out of 100
  • The words mentioned most
  • Anonymous, and optional

Across Switzerland, they trust us

Before, it was sheets of paper pinned behind a door. Now the staff organise themselves and swap their shifts. For me, it means far fewer hours spent on schedules.

Margaux Kuster

Manager · Chez Mon Oncle (Nyon)

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Pick a time that suits you. We'll walk through Shifta with your team's real week in mind. No slides, no sales pressure, no commitment.

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Frequently asked questions about analytics

What to know before tracking your numbers with Shifta.

Where does the labour cost come from?

Scheduled hours times each person’s hourly rate. A monthly salary counts as a fixed share every day.

Who sees the analytics?

People with the right to view analytics. Costs only show for those allowed to see wages.

Do I have to enter sales?

Only to see the payroll’s share. One amount a day is enough, from analytics or the schedule.

Is shift feedback anonymous?

You see the team’s trend and the notes without names or shifts. Notes are hidden when a filter leaves fewer than three people.

Still have a question? Email our support team.