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HR Cluster · Workforce

Everything you need to run your workforce.

Control over onboarding, shifts, hours, contracts. One continuous flow. See who's ready, who's missing, who's on site. This is where most teams start.

Already running in production

Sommerbris  ·  Oktoberfest Oslo

Used in production in 2026: crew sign-up, contracts and clock-in at Sommerbris, production plan and deliveries at Oktoberfest Oslo.

What you get control over

From crew list to payroll. No gaps.

One flow. Not seven tools and a spreadsheet.

CrewGroups, roles and projects
ScheduleDraft, publish, sign-up and requests
OnboardingShifts and documents in one link
ContractsSent for signing, tracked until signed
Clock-inIn/out with live status
RequestsSignups and shift requests, one inbox
IncidentsReported from the field
CompetenceCourses, certificates and expiry
CommunicationEmail or SMS, with automatic shift notices by email
Payroll and reportsReviewed and approved hours, CSV export, statistics
Workflow

How event teams run Workforce in practice

Six steps, from crew list to payroll.

Import crew

Or let them sign up through a link.

Structure

Match how the event is actually run, not generic org charts.

Send one link

Onboarding, shifts and contracts together.

Track live

See who shows up, who's missing.

Handle in real time

Requests and incidents from one place.

Ready for payroll

Review and correct hours, keep the original record, and approve sessions before payroll export.

Live control

What's happening right now?

Updates as the event runs

See who's on site, who's late and where you're short. Without walking the venue.

Live staffing status

Per shift. Updated as it changes.

Late and no-show flags

Same view. Not hindsight.

Real-time data

From clock-in. Not feedback.

Workforce dashboard • who is clocked in, what needs follow-up and staffing pressure for the next 18 hours
Workforce dashboard • who is clocked in, what needs follow-up and staffing pressure for the next 18 hours
What the crew sees

Their shifts, their hours, their own record.

Crew sign in on their phone to a page of their own. Nothing to install, and nothing they should not see.

My shifts

Upcoming shifts and the ones open for signup. A request waits for the manager where approval is required, and a shift they cannot take says why: already full, overlapping another shift, too little rest between shifts, or under the minimum age.

My hours and profile

Clock-in history, contact details and PIN, competence and food allergies, kept current by the person they belong to.

A page for the group lead

A partner club, a volunteer team or a supplier crew can name one contact who sees that group's members, shifts and hours, read-only, and nothing else.

The difference

Not an HR system

An operational picture built for events. Not an HR system bent into shape for them.

Office tools

Office tools assume stability

Monthly payroll. Permanent staff. Manual processes.

HR Cluster

Built for the opposite

Crews change weekly. Missing contracts tracked before opening day. Control during the event.

See it on your own crew

We'll walk through the workflow with your real crew size and event calendar, and how Ops sits alongside it in the same workspace.