Employee scheduling software for US teams

A clearer schedule for every employee, freelancer and fast-moving shift.

Operations OS helps US small businesses build schedules, check availability, send shift updates and keep a dependable record as the working week changes. Start simply, then connect jobs and the wider operation when you are ready.

From $35/month 20 active workers included No long setup project

The schedule changes in one place. The team hears about it in five others.

Texts, spreadsheets and separate time-off records create avoidable uncertainty. Managers chase confirmations while workers wonder which version is current. Operations OS gives the schedule, each update and each response one connected home.

Publish a dependable schedule

Book employees and freelancers directly and keep schedule changes clear for the whole team.

Check before you assign

Use availability and overlap warnings before work is confirmed, with an audit when a manager chooses to ask anyway.

Capture time and approval

NW Starter includes clocking, timesheets and manager approval. NW Pro adds optional GPS evidence and enhanced checks.

Connect work beyond the schedule

Jobs, runs, logistics, fleet and warehouse planning are part of the later Operations OS Core and Operations OS Pro roadmap.

A straightforward first step. A connected operation when you need it.

Native Workforce Starter begins at $35 per workplace each month with 20 active workers. Additional active workers are $2 each per month. NW Pro adds more workforce tools. NW Network is an optional add-on for matching jobs and shift cover. Operations OS Core and Operations OS Pro are planned for a later release.

Compare launch plans and roadmap

Useful wherever the plan changes and people need a clear answer.

Built for businesses with hourly, freelance, mobile or multi-role teams. Operations OS keeps operational evidence clear without claiming to calculate every federal, state or local labor rule.

Event and production crews Hospitality and venues Rental and equipment teams Warehousing and logistics Cleaning and facilities Field service teams Retail and seasonal teams Staffing agencies and flexible workforces

What businesses usually want to know.

What does Operations OS cost for a US small business?+

Native Workforce Starter is $35 per subscribed workplace each month and includes 20 active workers. Additional active workers are $2 each per month. NW Starter and NW Pro each offer a 14-day trial with no card required. Core and Operations OS Pro are planned releases.

Can employees accept or acknowledge shifts?+

NW Starter includes direct scheduling, shift updates, acknowledgement and individual or pooled shift offers with accept, decline and expiry workflows.

Can it help prevent double-booking?+

Operations OS checks availability and confirmed overlapping work before assignment. Workers connected to multiple verified companies can keep the reason for their unavailability private.

Does it include clock-ins and timesheets?+

NW Starter includes clocking, timesheets, corrections, worker queries and manager approval. NW Pro adds optional GPS evidence at clock-in and clock-out.

Does Operations OS guarantee labor-law compliance?+

No software page can replace advice about the rules that apply to a particular employer and location. Operations OS provides clear schedules, working records and audit evidence without currently claiming automated coverage of every US labor rule.

See what changes when your operation finally connects.

Start a 14-day company trial. No card required and no automatic charge when the trial ends.