Tinds started as the tool a staffing company used to run its own crews. The same shape turns up across industries: a date, a headcount by role, rates that differ on the same shift, a crew that changes week to week, and hours that have to land on payroll right.
Where Tinds started: the show day.
Busy nights, banquet weeks and catering calls, on one schedule.
Peak season: a fixed date and a headcount to hit.
Commencement, game day and every hall on campus.
Openings, resets and the holiday surge.
A lead and a helper on the same shift earn different rates. Tinds prices, schedules and pays them that way from one rate card.
Availability checks, shift requests to each phone and placeholders that hold the spot until a name is confirmed.
A PIN clock at the door, overtime and break rules set once by state, and an approved file out to payroll.
Send us one real week of shifts. We load it into a private workspace and walk you through it.