SCHADS check

Explains SCHADS award warnings on your roster in plain English and suggests fixes.

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Overview

Show SCHADS award warnings the way the Imploy roster does, explain what each one means, and suggest practical fixes.

It shows you what it plans to change and waits for a clear yes before saving anything. It works through the Imploy MCP connection, so it only sees what your Imploy role can access.

Free to download and use.

What it does

  • Checks a week, a person, a client or specific shifts for SCHADS warnings.
  • Groups warnings by severity and type, such as short shifts, broken shifts, overtime and rest gaps.
  • Explains each warning in one line and suggests a practical fix.
  • Rechecks after any changes you approve and shows what has cleared.

Example prompts

  • Run a SCHADS check on this week's roster.
  • Any award problems with Sally's shifts in the next fortnight?
  • Why is this shift flagged red?

How to install

  1. Connect the Imploy MCP server to your AI app and sign in to your Imploy organisation. Ask your assistant to run whoami to check it can see the right organisation.
  2. Download imploy-schads-check.zip.
  3. Claude: go to Settings, then Capabilities, turn on Skills and upload the zip. In a Claude Project, paste the contents of SKILL.md into the project instructions instead. In Claude Code, copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/.
  4. ChatGPT: in a custom GPT or a Project, paste the contents of SKILL.md into the instructions and connect the Imploy MCP server.
  5. Other MCP clients such as Cursor or Windsurf: add the contents of SKILL.md to your custom instructions or rules file.
Works with
Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients
Requires
Imploy MCP server
Tools used
get_schads_warnings, find_available_staff, update_shift, bulk_update_shifts
Price
Free

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