ABefore accepting a shift
Check your schedule, spot conflicts, and see how the new shift fits into your month.
Example: ask for an extra shift on Saturday at 7am. You already have ICU on Friday from 7pm to 7am. The app shows you how close the two are and how much the extra adds up to the goal, before you respond.
BAfter the shift
Keep the amount, duration, payer, and due date connected to the recorded shift.
Example: the 12-hour shift for R$ 1,200 already appears as pending, with payment scheduled for the 20th, and is included in the total for the month.
CWhen a payment is late
Find the outstanding balance, check how late it is, and send a payment reminder by message or email.
Example: two shifts in the same hospital were 6 days past the date. The message comes out with the two dates, the amounts and the total, ready to send to the finance department. See how to collect a late shift payment.
DDuring the shift
Set up rest rounds, indicate coverage and share the organization with the team.
Example: three on duty, two always awake. The app divides the night into equal rounds and everyone knows their time to rest.
EAt the end of the month
Compare billed and received amounts, account for expenses, and see net income and hourly rate.
Example: at the end of October you see how much you earned, how much has already fallen, how much is left after expenses and estimated tax, and which location paid the best per hour. See the hourly value guide.
FWhen organizing your data
Export PDF or CSV and create a local backup to keep your records in check.
Example: the CSV for the year goes to the accountant at the time of declaration. See the on-duty tax guide.