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¶ Resource Scheduler
The Public Safety Resource Scheduler is a modern, cloud application designed to assist Law Enforcement and Administrators in scheduling, validating, approving and processing time for teams of Public Safety Officers and Command Staff.
- Administrators can build Administrative and Operational Teams to group Officers and Command Staff for shifts or special events using the Schedule Template Builder.
- One or more Schedule Templates for a Shift or Event (i.e. Weekday Shift 1, Fourth of July Weekend Shift 2, etc.) can be added as a building block to the Resource Scheduler Timeline where it can be validated for meeting predetermined staffing rules and requirements.
- Once a Schedule Template has been added, it can be modified to reflect changes in an Officer’s schedule. Officers can change certain types of time, while other change requests require approvals.
- Approve, Reject or Edit timesheet exceptions identified by the Rules Engine, instead of ALL timesheets, to dramatically reduce the time necessary to process timesheets each payroll pay period.
Using the latest web technologies, the application assists in securely storing and making vital information available to law enforcement personnel in the command center and in the field to assist in identifying, and making informed decisions that affect the Officer’s time and the schedule. The Public Safety Resource Scheduler offers an intuitive user interface, but is also secure, and tightly integrated with Oracle JD Edwards.
¶ Release Version and Application Information
| Version / Release information can be found by double clicking on the version box in the lower left corner of the screen. This is available on any screen in the Resource Scheduler. It will provide information about the current release, new features in a future release and a limit amount of history about other releases. |
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¶ Release Notes. w feature, Fixes and improvements for the Current Version |
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¶ Coming Soon. New feature request or key fixes being worked on by the Enterprise Technologies development team |
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¶ History. A limited view of New feature, Fixes and improvements from past releases. |
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