Fire Departments
& Solutions for over 25 years
We Serve Fire Departments!
Enterprise Technologies offers several software solutions for Fire Departments.
SchedulerPro™
Public Safety Scheduling Software for Fire Departments
SchedulerPro™ is a Cloud-based Public Safety Scheduling software and time capture solution tightly integrated with Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Time & Attendance bespoke to the complex timekeeping and scheduling requirements of Fire Departments and Government clients.
In a Case Study, SchedulerPro™ clients realize outstanding results:
Administrators realized a 90% reduction in the time it takes to process timecards into Payroll.
Approvers realized an 80% reduction in the time it takes to approve timecards.
Payroll Administrators realized up to a 98% reduction in prior period Payroll adjustments.
SchedulerPro™ Public Safety Scheduling software allows clients to create Kelly Shift work schedules months into the future for stations of resources, which dramatically reduces the time and effort needed for daily or weekly manual time entry.
After schedules are automatically created, Users only need to manage exception time entries for overtime, sick, and leave management using a simple, modern, and user-friendly web or mobile interface. The application also offers electronic approval processing, notifications, shift bids/trades and allows administrators to quickly visualize scheduling insights.
SchedulerPro Scheduling & Timekeeping
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What Our Clients Are Saying
“If you are thinking at all about getting away from paper, the SchedulerPro is the way to go. It’s going to be seamless, it’s going to be easy, it’s going to save time and resources. Redundancies will go away. Migrating over from whatever system that you’re in now to SchedulerPro… there is a great team behind the scenes that will make that happen for you. And, I think you will be very, very pleased with your organization onboarding SchedulerPro.”