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| The place we save you time is locating the workers who are going to take the call. I'd suggest keeping the process of follow up emails, at least for now. In addition, initially it's best to follow up with people who don't respond to the texts with a call and ask them to send in a "No" if they're not interested. We've built a little tool that sends out a reminder text if you'd like to use it. We've found that after the 3rd or so call, people get in the habit of responding to the texts, but it's important to keep a little encouragement in the early stages to help them adopt||||
CrewDriver automates sending offers and receiving responses, removing the need to call every worker for a simple yes or no. We've also built tools to make it easy to message crew by text or email, remind them of their upcoming shifts, or to send updated information. |
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CrewDriver doesn't receive worker comments. If you're looking for a chat tool, I suggest Zipwhip (for your business number) or Mightytext (from your personal cell). If you want to automate this part of your scheduling, that's what we do that really well. As well, if they have questions they can still call you. |
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