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Workforce Management

Workforce Management (WFM) covers everything from forecasting demand and building schedules to monitoring real-time adherence and coordinating across sites during incidents. The surface spans seven top-level pages plus the Operations page for cross-site coordination.

PageWhat's there
ForecastingContact-volume forecasts, staffing requirement scenarios, volume history
SchedulePeriod management, swaps, exceptions, availability, acknowledgements, shift patterns, optimisation drafts
Time & attendancePay periods, timesheets, clock records
WallboardsLive agent state with SSE push and team aggregates
AdherenceAgent state events, exception review, active alerts
Workforce adminActivities, shift bidding, intraday offers, sites
OperationsCross-site borrows and incident management

How the pieces fit together

Forecasting ──► Schedule (drafts, periods) ──► Wallboards / Adherence ──► Operations

└─► Time & Attendance ──► Billing
  • Forecasting sets the demand baseline (volume, AHT, required agents per interval).
  • Schedule turns demand into shifts: optimisation drafts produce candidate schedules, then a published period locks the plan.
  • Wallboards and Adherence give live visibility into how the plan is executing.
  • Time & Attendance captures the actuals — clock-ins, breaks, approved timesheets — that feed payroll and the billable hours ledger.
  • Operations handles the inevitable: incidents that disrupt the plan and cross-site borrows that fix coverage gaps.

Roles

RoleWhere it shows up
WFM analyst / plannerForecasting, Schedule (all tabs), Operations
Supervisor / team leadSchedule (approvals), Adherence (exception review), Wallboards
AgentSchedule (own period, swaps, availability), shift bidding
Payroll / financeTime & Attendance (lock periods), Billing (hours, SLA)
Site adminWorkforce admin → Sites