Scenes, positions, seasonal crews and nights that change constantly. Everything on this page is in the product today.
Shown with sample data.
Friday, Oct 17
4 shifts · 1 open
Performers
Chainsaw Alley — Lead
7:00pm – 11:00pm· Dark Forest
Hallway Scare
7:00pm – 11:00pm· Boiler Room
Queue Line Roamer
6:30pm – 10:30pm· Midway
Makeup
Makeup Artist
5:00pm – 9:00pm· Green Room
Each night is grouped by department. Open shifts are amber, shifts sitting on the marketplace are red, assigned shifts show who has them.
Fear Town
Fri, Oct 17
7:14
24
Scheduled
19
Checked In
4
Not In
1
Late
Not Checked In (4)
Open Slots (1)
Available Not Scheduled (3)
Show-night counts and the three lists you actually act on: who hasn’t checked in, what’s still open, and who is available but unscheduled.
Friday, October 17
Hallway Scare
Performers · Fear Town
7:00 PM - 11:00 PM
Queue Line Roamer
Performers · Fear Town
6:30 PM - 10:30 PM
What your staff see on their phone. Dropped and open shifts they are eligible for, with a request button and the status of anything they already asked for.
Coverage is employee-driven and manager-approved. ScareForce never reassigns a shift on its own.
From My Schedule, an employee releases a shift they can’t work and gives a reason.
It shows as “Dropped” for eligible staff and is flagged in red on your schedule.
Eligible employees see it under Pick Up Shifts and request it, optionally with a note.
Managers in scope are notified of each request and approve or decline.
Approval reassigns the shift and notifies the employee who picked it up.
No group text, no spreadsheet, and no shift changing hands without a manager saying yes.
Every employee has a score from 0–100, recalculated from the last 90 days of shift outcomes. New employees start at a neutral 75 until they have history.
Completed shifts against no-shows. The largest single factor.
How often an employee releases a shift they were assigned.
Late arrivals as a share of completed shifts.
Shifts voluntarily claimed from the marketplace.
These weights apply once an employee has picked up at least one marketplace shift. Before that, marketplace pickups are left out and the remaining weight moves to attendance (60%) and drop rate (25%), so nobody is penalised for a signal they haven’t had the chance to earn.
Clocked in and worked the assigned shift.
Claimed an open or dropped shift and worked it.
Shifts in the last 30 days count at full weight; 31–60 days at half; 61–90 at a quarter.
Scheduled but never clocked in. Counts against attendance and drop rate at once.
Releasing an assigned shift, including in advance.
Clocking in after the shift start time.
Consistently completes shifts and picks up extras.
Dependable. Occasional drop or late arrival.
Some inconsistency. Worth watching for a pattern.
Frequent drops or no-shows.
Scores recalculate after each shift outcome is recorded and again on a nightly pass. Cancelled and excused shifts are excluded, and anything older than 90 days drops out of the calculation entirely.
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