One 15-minute break
Shorter eligible shifts receive one 15-minute rest break.
Schedule Planner
Scan the schedule. Review the team. Generate breaks when ready.
INF Rescue helps leaders turn schedule images into reviewable shift data, import clean shifts, and intentionally generate a coverage-aware break plan.
The Workflow
Five steps from image to working plan.
01
Scan
Capture or upload a schedule image.
02
Extract
Read names, shift start, and shift end times.
03
Review
Edit extracted rows, check duplicate warnings, and assign Role / Area.
04
Import
Save shifts with 1st break, lunch, and 2nd break still blank.
05
Generate
Press Auto Generate Breaks only when the leader is ready.
Team MemberStartEnd
Alex Morgan7:00 AM3:30 PM
Jordan Reed8:00 AM4:30 PM
Taylor Brooks10:00 AM6:00 PM
Casey Lane11:30 AM7:00 PM
NameRoleStartEnd
Alex MorganOPU7:003:30
Jordan ReedSFS8:004:30
Taylor BrooksOPU10:006:00
Casey LaneSupport11:307:00
Imported shifts keep break fields blank until Auto Generate Breaks is pressed.
Break Rules
Generate a plan based on shift length and coverage.
The current scheduling logic uses explicit break thresholds and attempts to reduce unnecessary overlap while considering how many people are on the schedule.
One 15 + one 30
These shifts receive one 15-minute break and one 30-minute lunch.
Two 15s + one 30
Longer shifts receive the full structure of two 15-minute breaks and one 30-minute lunch.
Alex7:00–3:30
Jordan8:00–4:30
Taylor10:00–6:00
Importing a shift does not create breaks.
Manual entry and schedule scan import both preserve the leader's control. Breaks and lunches remain blank until Auto Generate Breaks is deliberately pressed.
Avoid unnecessary overlap.
The generator considers the scheduled team and attempts to spread breaks and lunches so coverage is maintained when staffing allows.
See schedule scan and break generation in one demo.
Walk through image scan, extracted-shift review, duplicate handling, Role / Area assignment, import, and intentional break generation.