Yes. ElShift checks supported assignments, removals, shift clearing, and template changes against the schedule. It blocks invalid changes; reviewable warnings can be overridden by a manager, and the override is recorded.
See a conflict before the edit takes effect
When a manager assigns or removes someone, clears a shift, or makes a supported template change, ElShift checks the result first.
Invalid changes are blocked. If the change triggers a reviewable scheduling warning, the manager can decide whether to continue.
Review the rules that matter to the schedule
Warnings can cover leave, disliked days or shifts, work patterns, weekly-hour limits, rest between shifts, shift transitions, location settings, staffing minimums, and overall coverage.
Keep the manager's decision visible
Some warnings can be overridden by a manager; invalid schedule states cannot. When a manager continues past a reviewable warning, ElShift records that decision.
FAQ
Common questions
Does ElShift warn about conflicts when a manager edits a schedule manually?
Yes. It checks supported changes against the schedule, blocks invalid results, and shows reviewable warnings before a manager can continue.
Can a manager override every warning?
No. ElShift distinguishes reviewable policy exceptions from physical integrity failures. Integrity failures are blocked and cannot be overridden through the normal manual-edit review flow.
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