EmpRoster
| 开发者 | thealiflab |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月30日 21:11 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
EmpRoster is a self-hosted WordPress plugin for managing staff schedules. Everything is stored in your own database — no external APIs, no SaaS dependencies, no per-seat pricing.
Core features:
- Visual weekly and monthly roster views
- Shift creation with direct assignment or open-slot mode
- Clock in / clock out attendance with break tracking
- Leave requests with manager approval workflow
- Weekly availability management per employee
- Shift swap requests between employees
- Payroll calculations with optional tax
- Daily labour budget tracking
- Email notifications for key events
- Frontend employee portal via shortcodes
- Profile Mode to restrict employee WordPress logins
安装:
- Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/
- Activate via Plugins > Installed Plugins
- Navigate to EmpRoster > Settings to configure
- Assign the Roster Manager role to your scheduling staff
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常见问题:
Do I need to pay monthly?
No. EmpRoster uses annual licences, not subscriptions. One payment per year.
Is my data stored on your servers?
No. All data stays on your WordPress server. The plugin has no SaaS dependency.
Can employees access without logging into WordPress admin?
Yes. Five frontend shortcode pages let employees view shifts, clock in/out, submit leave, and set availability without accessing WP Admin. Profile Mode can block employee logins entirely.
更新日志:
2.8.18
- The shift calendar now fits the screen you are actually using. Week view previously needed about 1156 pixels for the staff column plus seven days, which is wider than the working area of a 13" or 14" laptop once the WordPress menu is open — so the roster scrolled sideways and the last day or two of the week sat off screen. The columns now size themselves to the space available.
- Day view no longer stretches each shift across the full width of the screen. Shifts are laid out as cards that sit side by side where there is room and stack where there is not, so they stay a readable width on any monitor.
- Month view fits a portrait tablet without scrolling sideways, and on a shorter laptop screen the day cells are a little more compact so the whole month is visible at once instead of needing to scroll.
- On smaller screens the shift blocks tighten up rather than truncate: shift titles wrap to a second line instead of being cut off mid-word, and the location line is dropped from the week view where the columns are narrowest.
- The hourly pay rate in the staff column now sits on its own line under the role, reading "Employee · Full-time" then "$25.00/hr" beneath it. It is easier to scan and it narrows the staff column, which is the change that buys the most room back on a small laptop.
- Your Brand Colour setting now applies across the whole plugin instead of just the main buttons and links. Set it once under EmpRoster > Settings and it flows through every screen.
- The "today" highlight in the shift calendar, the weekly roster and the daily budget row now use your brand colour — the day cell, its top accent bar, the highlighted date circle and the TODAY label.
- Button hover glows, input focus rings and toggle focus outlines now tint to your brand colour rather than staying blue.
- Soft blue panel borders, the availability panel and the setup wizard rows now follow your brand colour.
- The printed roster PDF and the public roster shortcode now match your brand colour too. Both render outside the main app, so they previously stayed blue no matter what you set.
- Shifts and locations you have not given a colour to now fall back to your brand colour instead of the default blue. Colours you picked yourself are unchanged.
- Any pay rates you already entered stay stored against each staff record, untouched. Nothing is erased, reset, or zeroed, and the figures reappear exactly as they were if the site later moves to a product that includes payroll.
- Fixed: A staff record could still accept a pay-rate value sent directly to the server even though no screen offered the field. That write is no longer performed here.