Shift logs

A shift log people actually keep

Paper logs and shared documents fail the same way: they are hard to search, easy to overwrite, and impossible to audit. Shift Relay keeps a chronological record that is fast to write and faster to scan.

Written in seconds, useful for years

Each entry captures a timestamp, category, priority, title and narrative, plus optional links to a location, a person, an asset or a task, an attachment, a visibility level, and a follow-up flag.

  • Categories: general, staffing, incident, safety, equipment, vehicle, weather, facility, handoff, training and administrative.
  • Pin the entries the whole shift needs to see.
  • Flag follow-up required so the item surfaces in the next handoff instead of disappearing.

Filter down to the question you actually have

Filter by category, priority, author, time window, location and follow-up status. Ask what happened on night shift last Thursday and get an answer in a few seconds rather than a few hours.

Connected, not isolated

A log entry about a failing radio can create the task, carry the asset status change, and appear in the handoff — as one linked chain rather than four disconnected notes.

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.