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Roster Operations Guide
Internal guide for D2C teams managing campaign shifts, inviting field staff, tracking coverage, collecting reports, and keeping the next operational action visible.
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Product URL: d2c.fracxional.com
How to Use This Guide
Operating Problem
Why the tool exists and which day-to-day coordination problems it solves.
Market Landscape
Comparable rostering and workforce products, with takeaways for D2C's operating model.
Safeguards
Access, data, notification, ranking, check-in, and reporting guardrails for controlled rollout.
Operating Model
How roster status, staff actions, reporting, and handoffs fit together in practice.
Records and Handoffs
What information D2C relies on, where it moves, and which operating checks protect it.
Implementation Details
Objective coverage, stack choices, assumptions, limitations, build sequence, and verification approach.
Potential Upgrades
Potential improvements and product upgrades that can deepen the platform over time.
Product Summary
Roster reduces uncertainty around live field operations. The important shift is from static roster tracking to live operational control. A campaign starts as a set of shifts with stores, times, formats, and headcount requirements. The operational risk appears later, when some staff have not replied, a shift is still short, a cancellation changes the plan, or completed work needs to be turned into client evidence. This product keeps those moments in one operating loop instead of scattering them across spreadsheets and message threads.
The current product now covers more of the operating surface around that spine. Admin users manage campaigns, stores, staff, equipment, and shifts from the left navigation. The overview keeps the action queue pinned above a roster browser that can switch between list and calendar views. Shift detail pages show coverage, invited and confirmed staff, check-in state, briefing links, field reports, nearby ambassadors, and the invite or direct-assign workflow. Field staff sign in to answer invitations, open directions, check in with a one-time GPS fix, manage availability, and file lightweight reports after completed work. Those reports are the bridge from rostering into client evidence, because they become the base for client-facing rollups and CSV exports.
Admin overview captureCapture the action queue, roster filters, and list/calendar switch when the final app UI is ready.
Staff mobile captureCapture invitation response, directions, check-in, availability, and report entry on a phone viewport.
Roster is becoming a shared operating cockpit for D2C: roster status, field response, check-in evidence, campaign/store/staff records, equipment selection, routes, payroll estimates, reporting, exports, and notification state are now connected. The next product opportunity is to deepen the moments staff use every day: exception handling, staff mobile closeout, client evidence, routes, payroll, and equipment.
Core Workflows
Admin workflow
Manage campaigns, stores, staff, equipment, shifts, coverage, invites, direct assignments, check-ins, and reporting.
Field staff workflow
Review invitations, open directions, accept or decline, check in on arrival, set availability, and submit a short report after the shift.
Reporting workflow
Collect shift reports, review client rollups, and export CSV summaries for follow-up.
Safeguards
Keep access scoped, record notification intent, separate data environments, and make gaps visible.
Potential upgrades
Review the most useful improvements for operations, field staff, reporting, routing, payroll, and equipment.
Access Checklist
The product URL is ready at the roster app. The review admin login is ops@d2c.test with password password, and the review field-staff login is priya.patel@example.com with the same password. Use these accounts for walkthroughs only; live operations should move to named D2C users. Brief coverage and implementation details are covered in Implementation Details. The operating guide lives across Admin Workflow, Field Staff Workflow, Reporting Workflow, and Potential Improvements and Upgrades.
Recommended Reading Order
Read the guide as an operating story. Start with Operating Problem, then move through Admin Workflow, Field Staff Workflow, and Reporting Workflow to see the product in use. After that, read Rollout and Training and Safeguards to understand adoption and control. Finish with Potential Improvements and Upgrades for the product direction.