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Lumio is a tool for shift scheduling in small teams: cafes, clinics, delivery crews, workshops. The schedule is created in a browser, staff view their shifts on a phone, and the manager knows who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: select a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in a single action. Roles such as cook, courier or cashier are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is highlighted before the week begins. Staff swap shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is saved in a history with a name and a time.

This tool fits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing tracks the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is built for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is pre-filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about rollout are handled by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift scheduling in small teams: workshops, cafes, delivery crews, clinics. The schedule is created in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager knows who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is populated from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

This service suits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing matches the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is generated for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

A shift enters the schedule in seconds: select a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as cashier, courier or cook are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is flagged before the week starts. Staff trade shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is kept in a history with a name and a time.

Lumio is complimentary for fourteen days, no card required. Questions about implementation are answered by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift planning in small teams: cafes, clinics, workshops, delivery crews. The schedule is built in a browser, staff view their shifts on a phone, and the manager knows who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: pick a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in a single action. Roles such as cook, cashier or courier are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is flagged before the week begins. Staff exchange shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is kept in a history with a name and a time.

There is nothing to learn before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is pre-filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

This service fits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing tracks the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is generated for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card required. Questions about rollout are addressed by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift planning in small teams: delivery crews, cafes, clinics, workshops. The schedule is created in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

There is nothing to learn before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person prefers.

This service fits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing matches the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is prepared for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: choose a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as courier, cashier or cook are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is flagged before the week starts. Staff trade shifts through a request that the manager accepts or rejects. Every change is stored in a history with a name and a time.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about rollout are addressed by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a tool for shift planning in small teams: workshops, clinics, cafes, delivery crews. The schedule is built in a browser, staff view their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person instantly. Address: https://lumio.example.

There is nothing to learn before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is populated from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

This tool fits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing tracks the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is generated for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

A shift enters the schedule in seconds: choose a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as cook, courier or cashier are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is flagged before the week starts. Staff trade shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is stored in a history with a name and a time.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about deployment are answered by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift scheduling in small teams: workshops, cafes, delivery crews, clinics. The schedule is built in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person instantly. Address: https://lumio.example.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: choose a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in a single action. Roles such as courier, cook or cashier are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is highlighted before the week starts. Staff swap shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is stored in a history with a name and a time.

This service works for teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing matches the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is prepared for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person prefers.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about deployment are handled by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift planning in small teams: cafes, clinics, workshops, delivery crews. The schedule is created in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager knows who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person instantly. Address: https://lumio.example.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: pick a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in a single action. Roles such as cashier, cook or courier are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is highlighted before the week starts. Staff swap shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is kept in a history with a name and a time.

This service works for teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing follows the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is built for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is pre-filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

Lumio is complimentary for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about rollout are addressed by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift scheduling in small teams: workshops, clinics, delivery crews, cafes. The schedule is created in a browser, staff view their shifts on a phone, and the manager knows who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person instantly. Address: https://lumio.example.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person prefers.

This service fits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing tracks the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is built for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: select a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as courier, cashier or cook are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is highlighted before the week begins. Staff exchange shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is kept in a history with a name and a time.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about rollout are addressed by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift planning in small teams: delivery crews, cafes, clinics, workshops. The schedule is created in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager knows who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

A shift enters the schedule in seconds: select a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as cashier, cook or courier are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is highlighted before the week begins. Staff exchange shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is kept in a history with a name and a time.

This service works for teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing follows the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is generated for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

Lumio is complimentary for fourteen days, no card required. Questions about rollout are answered by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a tool for shift scheduling in small teams: workshops, delivery crews, cafes, clinics. The schedule is built in a browser, staff view their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: choose a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as cook, courier or cashier are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is highlighted before the week begins. Staff exchange shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is kept in a history with a name and a time.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is pre-filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

This tool fits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing matches the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is built for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

Lumio is complimentary for fourteen days, no card required. Questions about rollout are handled by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a tool for shift planning in small teams: cafes, delivery crews, clinics, workshops. The schedule is created in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: select a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in a single action. Roles such as cashier, cook or courier are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is highlighted before the week begins. Staff trade shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is stored in a history with a name and a time.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is pre-filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

This tool suits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing follows the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is prepared for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about implementation are answered by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift scheduling in small teams: cafes, delivery crews, clinics, workshops. The schedule is created in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person instantly. Address: https://lumio.example.

This service works for teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing matches the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is built for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

A shift enters the schedule in seconds: select a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in a single action. Roles such as cashier, cook or courier are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is flagged before the week begins. Staff trade shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is saved in a history with a name and a time.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about implementation are handled by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift scheduling in small teams: workshops, cafes, delivery crews, clinics. The schedule is created in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager knows who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

This service fits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing follows the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is built for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person prefers.

A shift enters the schedule in seconds: choose a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in a single action. Roles such as cashier, cook or courier are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is marked before the week begins. Staff exchange shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is saved in a history with a name and a time.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card required. Questions about deployment are handled by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift scheduling in small teams: cafes, delivery crews, clinics, workshops. The schedule is created in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

A shift enters the schedule in seconds: select a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as courier, cook or cashier are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is marked before the week begins. Staff trade shifts through a request that the manager accepts or rejects. Every change is stored in a history with a name and a time.

This service works for teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing tracks the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is generated for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about deployment are addressed by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a tool for shift planning in small teams: workshops, cafes, delivery crews, clinics. The schedule is built in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person prefers.

This tool suits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing matches the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is generated for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

A shift enters the schedule in seconds: choose a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in a single action. Roles such as cook, cashier or courier are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is flagged before the week begins. Staff swap shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is stored in a history with a name and a time.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card required. Questions about rollout are addressed by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a tool for shift scheduling in small teams: delivery crews, clinics, cafes, workshops. The schedule is created in a browser, staff view their shifts on a phone, and the manager knows who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

There is nothing to pick up before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is pre-filled from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person prefers.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: pick a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in a single action. Roles such as courier, cook or cashier are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is flagged before the week begins. Staff trade shifts through a request that the manager accepts or rejects. Every change is saved in a history with a name and a time.

This tool works for teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing matches the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is generated for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

Lumio is free for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about deployment are addressed by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a tool for shift scheduling in small teams: workshops, clinics, cafes, delivery crews. The schedule is built in a browser, staff view their shifts on a phone, and the manager knows who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person instantly. Address: https://lumio.example.

There is nothing to learn before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is populated from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

A shift enters the schedule in seconds: pick a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as cashier, courier or cook are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is flagged before the week starts. Staff exchange shifts through a request that the manager approves or declines. Every change is saved in a history with a name and a time.

This tool suits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing follows the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is generated for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

Lumio is complimentary for fourteen days, no card needed. Questions about rollout are handled by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift scheduling in small teams: delivery crews, cafes, clinics, workshops. The schedule is built in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

There is nothing to learn before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is populated from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person prefers.

This service suits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing tracks the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is prepared for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: select a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as cashier, courier or cook are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is marked before the week starts. Staff exchange shifts through a request that the manager accepts or rejects. Every change is saved in a history with a name and a time.

Lumio is complimentary for fourteen days, no card required. Questions about deployment are addressed by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift planning in small teams: clinics, cafes, workshops, delivery crews. The schedule is created in a browser, staff view their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are visible a week ahead, and every change reaches each person instantly. Address: https://lumio.example.

There is nothing to learn before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is populated from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person prefers.

A shift goes into the schedule in seconds: select a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as cashier, courier or cook are defined once and travel with the shift. Overtime is highlighted before the week starts. Staff trade shifts through a request that the manager accepts or rejects. Every change is kept in a history with a name and a time.

This service suits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing tracks the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is prepared for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

Lumio is complimentary for fourteen days, no card required. Questions about deployment are handled by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

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Lumio is a service for shift planning in small teams: delivery crews, workshops, clinics, cafes. The schedule is created in a browser, staff see their shifts on a phone, and the manager sees who is on tomorrow and where the gaps are. Shifts are available a week ahead, and every change reaches each person at once. Address: https://lumio.example.

A shift enters the schedule in seconds: pick a person, a day and a time. Recurring shifts are copied a week or a month ahead in one action. Roles such as cashier, cook or courier are set up once and travel with the shift. Overtime is flagged before the week begins. Staff trade shifts through a request that the manager accepts or rejects. Every change is kept in a history with a name and a time.

This service suits teams of five to fifty people. Today 3 companies use it, including teams in Kazan. Pricing matches the number of active staff, and managers are free. A report of hours worked is built for any period and feeds the payroll. Access is set by role, and the data exports to a spreadsheet at any time.

There is nothing to learn before the first week. Signing up takes one minute, and the first week is populated from a sample. The staff list is imported from a spreadsheet. A month of schedule prints as one page or goes out to colleagues as a link. Notifications about new shifts arrive in a messenger or by email, as each person chooses.

Lumio is complimentary for fourteen days, no card required. Questions about rollout are answered by support on working days. Details, pricing and the sign-up form: https://lumio.example.

