Scheduling breaks when it starts with guesswork.
Healthcare teams feel this every week.
Hospitals need schedules that respect rest rules, balance shifts, and still cover every department. Managers need something simple. Staff need something fair. Most tools fail at one of those.
We built Oplist to fix that.
Our team delivered a multi-tenant React, Node.js, and PostgreSQL platform on AWS that generates compliant schedules in minutes. It accounts for post-shift rest, department targets, role limits, and approvals. Managers get clear distribution options. Staff get predictable rotations. Leadership gets organization-wide visibility.
A few details that matter
- Auto-generated shift plans with built-in rest logic
- Balanced or uniform distribution by department
- Role-based admin with approvals and audit trails
- Staff notifications and ready-to-export schedules
- CI/CD-backed architecture built for growth
The result is simple: less time building schedules, more time running the hospital, and a fairer system for everyone.
If you're exploring similar operational tools, we can walk you through the architecture.
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