Stop spending hours on schedules that still don't work.
A good schedule balances operational needs, employee contracts, legal constraints and individual preferences — simultaneously. ERA Plan brings all of those inputs into one tool and builds compliant, optimal schedules in a fraction of the time.
ERA Plan checks every schedule against collective agreements, contract data and your own house rules before it goes live. Overstaffed on Tuesday? Understaffed on Saturday? The system flags it — you fix it in seconds.
Compliance check against labour law and collective agreements Minimum staffing levels enforced per department or role Assisted substitution when someone calls in sickOpen shift broadcasting — managers push unfilled slots directly to eligible employees, who can claim them via MyERA
SCHEDULE CHECK
Tuesday
Overstaffed
Saturday
Understaffed
Collective agreement
Checked
Flagged before it goes live — fixed in seconds.
02 — People first
Built around your people
Employee availability, preferences and contract restrictions feed directly into the planning board. Shift change notifications go straight to employees via MyERA. Fewer calls, fewer conflicts, better retention.
AvailabilityPreferencesContract restrictions
MYERA — NOTIFICATION
Shift change
Notifications go straight to employees — no phone chain, no printed rosters.
Planning data flows directly into ERA Time. ERA flags deviations — someone who worked different hours than planned — and produces clean, reconciled, payroll-ready data.
Does ERA Plan check schedules for legal compliance?
Yes. ERA Plan checks every schedule against labour law, collective agreements, contract data and your own house rules before it goes live, and enforces minimum staffing levels per department or role.
What happens when someone calls in sick?
ERA Plan assists with substitution, and managers can broadcast the open shift directly to eligible employees — who claim it themselves via the MyERA app.
How does ERA Plan work with ERA Time?
Planning data flows directly into ERA Time. ERA flags deviations — someone who worked different hours than planned — and produces clean, reconciled, payroll-ready data.