Staffing system

A staffing system that calls substitutes for you

POST an open shift via API. Tidvis Staff calls your prioritized candidate list, interprets the reply with voice AI and returns the result via webhook. Industry-neutral – a shift is just time + role + location.

Staffing and scheduling without manual phone hours

Most staffing systems are schedule tools that show a shift is open – then the coordinator has to call around. Tidvis Staff takes over the calling: we follow your priority order, read out the shift, and classify each reply. You get a structured result, not an audio clip to listen to.

Calls in priority order

Send a candidate list. The system calls in order until someone accepts or the list runs out.

Interprets the reply automatically

The AI classifies every call: accepted, declined, callback, wrong person. Free speech, no tone keys.

Manual or auto-approval

Choose whether the coordinator confirms each accept manually or the first yes locks the shift.

How it works

From open shift to filled shift

  1. 1

    POST /staffing-requests

    Send the open shift plus a candidate list with your priorities and phone numbers.

  2. 2

    We call the candidates

    Tidvis Staff calls in priority order, reads out the shift, and records the reply.

  3. 3

    AI classifies intent

    The reply is parsed as accepted, declined, callback or unclear. The recording is saved in the audit log.

  4. 4

    Webhook back to you

    You receive an HMAC-signed webhook with the result and can mark the shift filled in your scheduler.

Staffing system vs Tidvis Staff

Traditional systemWith Tidvis Staff
Finds schedule gapsYesYes, via your existing schedule
Calls substitutesNo – manualYes – AI calls in priority order
Interprets the replyManual noteAuto-classified intent
Audit trailScattered call logsRecording + transcript per attempt
IntegrationCSV exportREST + HMAC-signed webhooks

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