Features

  • Asset Management
  • SLA evaluation
  • Task Scheduling
  • Shift organizing
  • Incident/Intervention Tracking
  • Object/Users/Areas Management
  • Incident/Intervention Reporting
  • Task Status &
    Tracking
  • Documentation
    Manager (near
    future)

What is Shiftracker

Shiftracker is a software for managing people and assets in an organization. By people we mean workers in technical areas related to an IT company or not; as for assets, we are talking about everything an IT organization stands for — SLA's, Clients, Machines, Filesystems, Databases, Backups, Sites, you name it.

ShifTracker is based in the principle that things must be accounted for, that a specific machine with a certain SLA, in which a backup is scheduled at a specific time, belongs to someone. This someone is a client who has an SLA who wishes to have his backup prioritized in some way

What is Shiftracker's primary use?

ShifTracker is here to help you with the Tracking of all the activities of a normal Operations/IT environment.

Tipically an organization has many areas. Systems, Networking, Production, Operations... ShifTracker is focused at the Operations level, where everything occurs, managing the interconnection of all the Areas & People and their assets.

Operations tend to have long listings of jobs to do, maintenace to perform, recovery actions to take place... not to mention the Problem & Intervention management they might be undertaking! Yes, it's can be a daunting task. But that's the job of good software: maximising productivity! And this is exactly what ShiftTracker does, managing to not only organise schedules but streamlining your task assignment.

What is what and who owns it?

Ever though how hard it is to organise your assets or someone else's?

ShifTracker is based in the principle that things must be accounted for, that a specific machine with a certain SLA, at which a backup is scheduled at a specific time, belongs to someone. This someone is a client who has an SLA who wishes to have is backup prioritized in some way.