| How
much does it cost? |
To
offer the most convenient and reliable
service possible, we offer codeScheduling
as a subscription-based service. This
keeps the cost low per month and provides
our clients with less risk
when compared to purchasing a do-it-yourself
software package with a large lump-sum
cost up front. Our subscription cost is
unit-based and varies depending on the
needs of each organization. For example,
an organization scheduling an EMS unit typically
costs just $34.90 a month ($19.95 base account
and $14.95 per unit). All accounts will incur a one-time
setup fee of $200.00 which covers the
standard setup and training fees.
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there a limit on number of units I can staff? |
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No.
codeSCHEDULING.net allows you to schedule as many units
and break up the shift into as many blocks as you need for
your organization. However, we do recommend using more than
one calendar for large organizations to make the schedule easier
to read and less complicated.
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How
can there be no software to install or
maintain? |
We
chose a platform for our applications
that would be easiest for our clients
to use and maintain. Almost every personal
computer is now equipped with a web-browser,
such as Internet Explorer or Netscape
Navigator. These web-browsers interface
with our servers and display the content
to you anywhere in the world! Its as simple
as surfing the web!
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| We have
Volunteers, Part timers, and Career staffing... Can codeScheduling.net
handle all of that? |
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Absolutely!
codeScheduling was designed with mixed staffing in mind.
On one calendar, you can have career staff automatically assigned
on a schedule such as 24/72, part time personnel for filling in
when users call out sick or for vacation, and volunteers working
duty crews on a second unit. The calendar setup can be custom built
for your companies particular needs.
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We need a system
that doesn't play favoritism
with our members. Does your system create
assignments fairly? |
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codeScheduling.net
can be setup to be as fair as you want it to be. Rules can be created
to calculate the best even distribution of requests, or rules can be setup
to give preference to certain user groups because they have certain credentials
or because they are preferred employees.
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We need to make
sure that our part time users
only work 30 or less hours per week. Can codeScheduling.net
enforce maximum hours
for employees? |
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Yes.
Rules can be created to limit the number of hours certain users
can work by month or by week. Each user in the system can have different
maximum hours so your career people can work more while your part timers
work less. Administrators can override the rules at any time, so your
part time employees can be awarded extra shifts on a case by case basis
if you desire.
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