The family decides what every shift starts and ends with, such as no dishes left in the sink and the countertops wiped. Shift checklists has a Start of shift and an End of shift list the family writes and reorders. The professional ticks them on their Checklist tab; the family's line reads Start 5 of 5, End 4 of 7 with the missed items, and This week's shift rows carry the same chip. Each item carries Flag the shift if missing, on unless you turn it off: an item still missing at clock-out flags the shift for your review (Needs review), never the professional's pay, because hours worked are always paid.
Photo proof on checklist items is a switch. On, the items you flag need a photo from the camera before they count; a photo still missing at clock-out never stops the clock-out, it flags the shift for your review (Photo proof missing). Today's list shows a thumbnail per item. Off, nothing needs a photo.
A shift can be marked This shift gives medication. Assigning it to someone not yet confirmed for medications warns you (Assign anyway records who overrode it), a person you marked not allowed to give medication is a hard stop, and the professional's checklist pins the medication item first.
What it looks like
Screens at phone width, with sample names — no real person’s information.
