AI shift summaries

AI that drafts. Supervisors that decide.

Shift Relay uses AI where it removes typing, not where it removes judgment. Every generated draft is grounded in records the current user is already permitted to see, and nothing is published until a person approves it.

Where it helps

Four narrow, useful jobs rather than a general-purpose chatbot bolted onto an operations system.

  • Generate a shift brief from the prior handoff, open tasks, active announcements, staffing, asset issues and recent priority log entries.
  • Clean up a rough log entry into a clear operational narrative that the author reviews before saving.
  • Generate an end-of-shift summary covering major events, staffing changes, completed and unresolved tasks, safety matters and equipment issues.
  • Generate a structured handoff draft, already separated into immediate priorities, safety-critical information, action required and informational updates.

Ask Shift Relay

A permission-aware assistant for the questions supervisors ask at shift change: what is still unresolved, which handoff items have not been reviewed, which assets are unavailable, who has not acknowledged today's briefing, what changed since my last shift.

Guardrails, stated plainly

Answers use only data the current user is authorized to access and cite the underlying records. The assistant states when there is not enough information rather than filling the gap, never invents names, incidents or statuses, treats uploaded documents as untrusted content, and never publishes, closes, assigns or deletes anything on its own.

Works without AI too

If no AI provider is configured, every core workflow still functions. Briefings, summaries and handoffs fall back to structured templates prefilled from your data.

Bring every shift into one secure workspace

Shift Relay is in early access for organizations that run around the clock. Tell us how your shifts change hands and we will show you the workflow end to end.