Scheduling tips, product updates, and the occasional rant about bulletin boards.
The fax machine was the future in 1986. Today, businesses keep paper schedules alive with group texts, Messenger threads, and blurry photos. Sometimes the problem isn't the technology — it's refusing to change the process.
Blockbuster passed on buying Netflix for $50 million because renting movies on Friday night was just what people did. Paper schedules have the same problem — they're familiar, not better.
America turned 250 this year — and millions of employees still check a piece of paper taped to a wall to see when they work. It's time to declare independence from paper schedules for good.
Eight scheduling platforms, compared and ranked on features, AI automation, integrations, and price.
If your scheduling process involves a bulletin board, a screenshot, a group text, and a little luck — you don't have one system. You have four.
Switching scheduling software shouldn't feel like adding another problem to solve. Here's why Cloxbi is different.
For years, the employee schedule has lived on a bulletin board. Here's why that needs to change.
If it takes a 30-minute demo to explain how your software works, it probably isn't simple enough. Scheduling should be easier than this.
