Schedule management can be unforgiving. One missed save, one overlooked exception, one open shift that never gets filled.
Fortunately, Infor’s April CU addresses several of these pain points head-on with improvements to Multi-View Scheduler (MVS).
From smarter autosaving behavior to better visibility into scheduling exceptions, these updates are designed to reduce the manual burden on schedulers and give healthcare teams more ways to engage with open shifts.
To walk through what’s new in Infor MVS join RPI Consultant Erik Chaney on Friday, April 24 at 11:00 AM ET. Session attendees will learn how to:
- The time save feature in the Master Rotation/ One Time Schedule and explore other enhancements in the rotation screens such as displaying team name and description, adding employee notes directly in the rotation, advanced filtering options, and improvements to the start time interval in the coverage panel
- Demonstrate how to post broadcasted shifts directly to billboards, and explore new enhancements within Open Shift Manager, including editing shift details directly within the tool and viewing shift history
- Walk through the enhanced Manage Schedule screen, including the ability to add configurable data columns, manage time-off requests, and review rotation publish exceptions using the Schedule Exception button
- Highlight new display and workflow improvements in Manage Schedule that surface key employee attributes, scheduling data, and pay calculations to help streamline scheduling decisions
- Showcase how these updates support a more efficient and resilient scheduling workflow, reducing manual intervention and improving visibility for schedulers
If the April CU is on your radar, and you’re wondering what changes are new to MVS, then you won’t want to miss this session.
