Set the first day of the week
Matt Jones2022-03-15T15:11:48+00:00You can change your calendar to start on any day of the week. -Tap on the Cog icon in the top right [...]
Add More Calendars
Matt Jones2022-03-15T15:12:49+00:00You can set up more than one calendar in My Shift Planner. -Tap on Calendars at the bottom of the screen -Alternatively, Swipe [...]
What devices does MyShiftPlanner run on?
myshiftplannersiteadmin2022-03-15T15:15:08+00:00MyShiftPlanner is available for: Android phone running Android 6.0* or later Android tablets running Android 6.0* or later iPhone 6 or later running iOS [...]
Switch from Android/iPhone – how to transfer all app data across
myshiftplannersiteadmin2022-03-15T15:18:38+00:00MyShiftPlanner is available for Apple and Android devices, so you can easily transfer to another phone even if it's a different type. You [...]
What data does My Shift Planner store?
myshiftplannersiteadmin2022-03-15T15:18:58+00:00To review what data we have about you, we provide a handy Data Review tool in the app menu. The Data Review Tool [...]
Delete your MyShiftPlanner account
myshiftplannersiteadmin2022-03-15T15:20:24+00:00If you no longer want to use MyShiftPlanner, you can delete your data by doing the following within the app before deleting it: [...]
Lock and Unlock the Calendar
Matt Jones2022-03-15T15:20:59+00:00You can lock and unlock your My Shift Planner calendar to stop accident changes to your shift pattern. -Tap on the cog [...]
Copy your shifts to your phone calendar
Matt Jones2022-03-15T15:25:46+00:00You can sync your shift rota from MyShiftPlanner into your device calendar. -Tap on the cog icon in the top right of [...]
Set Up A Repeating Shift Pattern
Matt Jones2022-03-15T15:27:19+00:00To set up or change your shift pattern -tap on the cog icon in the top right of the screen -tap Pattern [...]
Setting up MyShiftPlanner for the first time
Matt Jones2022-03-15T15:27:31+00:00New to MyShiftPlanner? Ben, our support guru, takes you through the basics of setting up the app, creating an account and creating your shift pattern. In this video we look at a simple shift pattern - 4on4off