7shifts

7shifts

Compare scheduled labor against actual sales, shift by shift.

Overview

7shifts is the scheduling and team-management platform used across single restaurants and multi-unit groups. Its API exposes shifts, scheduled shifts, time punches, availability and time-off requests — so Nomly can see both what you planned and what actually happened. Connected to Nomly, the schedule stops being a static PDF: labor is checked against real sales hour by hour, no-shows surface before service instead of after it, and overtime gets caught while there is still a week left to fix it.

Configuration Steps

  1. In your Nomly dashboard, navigate to Plugins → 7shifts
  2. Click Connect and authorize Nomly with your 7shifts account
  3. Choose the company and locations Nomly should read
  4. Grant access to shifts, time punches and time-off requests
  5. Set your labor targets by daypart, or import them from 7shifts
  6. Pick the automations it powers (e.g., Labor Watch, No-Show Alert)
  7. Run a test sync and turn it on — your automations are live

What you can build with 7shifts

Automations operators turn on in their first week — no builder required. Each one can report, ask for approval, or run automatically, within boundaries you set.

7shiftsTwilio

No-show alert

Shift started and no punch after ten minutes? Text the manager on duty.

Runs automatically
7shiftsSquare

Sales-to-labor variance

Check actual punched hours against sales, daypart by daypart.

Reports only
7shiftsGmail

Overtime watch

Flag anyone projected past 40 hours while the week can still be changed.

Reports only
7shiftsQuickBooks

Payroll pre-check

Surface unapproved punches and missing breaks before the period closes.

Reports only
7shiftsGmail

Time-off digest

Batch pending time-off requests into one approval email each morning.

Reports only
7shiftsTwilio

Shift reminder

Text tomorrow's openers the night before with their start time and section.

Runs automatically

Or just ask

  • Which shifts ran over plan last week?
  • Which location has the most no-shows?
  • Who's projected for overtime this week?
  • What's my labor percentage by daypart?