Rotaready for Employees

15 articles in this collection
Written by Carl Holloway and Amelia Andrews

Getting started

Getting started with Rotaready

If it's your first time using Rotaready, let's get you up to speed.

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

Setting up & logging into your account

How to log-in, set-up your account or reset your password.

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

The Rotaready mobile app

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

Forgotten login details

How to access your account if you've lost your password or organisation name.

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

Using the Rotaready Alexa skill

Have an Amazon Echo? The Rotaready Alexa skill is free and lets you ask "When am I next working?" and more.

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

Integrate with Apple Calendar, Google Calendar or Outlook

Keep your calendar automatically in sync with your Rotaready schedule by using our free iCalendar feed

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

My profile

Updating your contact details

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

Managing your clock-in PIN

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

Notifications & subscriptions

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

My shifts

My shifts

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

Shift swaps

How to offer your shift out to colleagues by giving it away or trading it for one of theirs.

Written by Carl Holloway
Updated over a week ago

Clocking in & out

How to record your attendance at work by clocking in and out for your shifts.

Written by Carl Holloway
Updated over a week ago

My absence

Book holiday/absence

How to request time off by booking your holiday through Rotaready

Written by Amelia Andrews
Updated over a week ago

My holiday allowance

Keep track of how many holiday days/hours you've accrued or been allocated.

Written by Carl Holloway
Updated over a week ago

Update my availability

Your availability pattern defines when you're free to work shifts.

Written by Carl Holloway
Updated over a week ago