TeamFelsen

Plan work. Manage people. Keep operations organised.

Bring scheduling, employee records, HR workflows and event ticketing together in one workspace.

Employee access

A connected workspace for every employee

Employees have their own login to view published schedules, submit availability and leave requests, and record working hours, according to their assigned permissions and enabled modules.

Managers and employees work from the same published plan, helping reduce repeated messages and keeping requests connected to the team’s workflow.

Turn staffing needs into a draft schedule

Generate monthly shift suggestions using staffing needs, employee skills, availability and contracted hours. Review uncovered positions, adjust assignments and publish when ready. Employees see the published schedule through their own login.

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Explore TeamFelsen

Understand how scheduling, employee management and controlled access work together. Explore the workflows, founder background and free trial options.

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One workspace, connected tools

Try TeamFelsen free for 3 months

Includes workforce management, People & HR, recruitment and administration for up to 20 active employees. Events & ticketing is available separately and is not included in the free trial. No automatic payment is collected.

We can discuss improvements for your workflows. Requested support includes up to two 30-minute sessions per week, with longer sessions subject to availability. No automatic payment is collected.

Events & ticketing is available separately and is not included in the free trial. Discuss ticketing access

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From workspace to working day

  1. Create your workspace
  2. Define locations and departments
  3. Add employees and send setup links
  4. Configure shifts and skills
  5. Schedule work
  6. Manage HR and event workflows

Start with your team. Grow at your pace.

Create a workspace and organise your next working week.

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