Military Airfields / Duty Scheduler

Duty Scheduler

The monthly duty roster, coverage checks, leave decisions, shift swaps, and a signed copy to post.

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Military demo Duty Scheduler with a populated September roster, leave and shift tabs, and coverage warnings.

A roster change needs more than a new name in a cell

Leave and shift swaps affect the same coverage plan. The section needs a clear decision trail as well as a roster people can use.

Duty Scheduler brings the monthly schedule, coverage checks, leave, and swap approvals into one workflow.

From monthly coverage to the signed roster

  1. Build the monthly duty roster

    Use the section’s personnel and shift types to arrange the month, with holidays and coverage checks in view.

  2. Work leave requests to a decision

    Keep requests and the recorded approval or denial connected to scheduling.

  3. Agree and approve shift swaps

    The counterparty agrees to a swap before it moves to the NAMO approval step. A proposed exchange is not an approved roster change.

  4. Produce the signed posting copy

    Create the signed copy to post after the schedule has been reviewed through the section’s workflow.

What it automates

Coverage stays visible

Check the plan while handling the requests that affect it.

A clear approval sequence

Swap agreement and management approval remain separate decisions.

A usable final roster

The signed posting copy comes from the schedule the section reviewed.

Straight answers

Does a requested swap immediately change the schedule?

No. The counterparty must agree before the NAMO approval step. A proposal is not an approved change.

Are leave decisions part of the same workspace?

Yes. Leave requests and their decisions are managed alongside the roster, coverage checks, shifts, and holidays.

Is this also a civilian scheduling module?

The current Duty Scheduler is a military airfield module. The civilian catalog does not claim this capability.

Connected modules