For field and shift teams
Freesbe gives field and shift teams a punch clock, a phone app for iPhone and Android with channels, DMs, huddles and push notifications, calls that ring every device and move between them, a status that clears itself when the shift ends, and a phone number that rings up to 20 people at once.
People covered by the punch clock get a card in the sidebar and the desktop app's tray menu: Clock in, Break, Back to work, Clock out. Admins see who's working or on break right now, set overtime per day and per week, and export CSV for payroll. A shift that runs past midnight counts toward the day it started.
The phone app has your channels, DMs, threads, Activity, search, to-dos and status. Photos go straight from the camera into the channel, files and PDFs open on the phone, and alerts from other tools show as the same cards as on a computer. Your phone gets a notification only while you aren't using Freesbe somewhere else.
Start free with up to 10 people and try it today, or book a 20-minute demo with the people who make Freesbe.
A huddle in a DM rings the other person on their laptop, browser and phone at once, and declining on one stops the others. Started a call at the desk and need to walk? Open Freesbe on the phone and tap Join here: the call moves over without a drop. On Android a call keeps going while you switch to another app.
On the road, lunch break, off sick: pick a status and when it should go away, from 30 minutes to the end of the week. Freesbe sets you to away after ten minutes without using it, and a workflow can set someone's status for them. Teammates see your local time next to your name.
A number on the phone system from Freesbe can ring up to 20 people at once; the first to answer takes the call. Business hours and closed days send the rest to voicemail, which arrives in Freesbe as a message with the recording. When someone calls 911 from Freesbe, the people you choose hear about it right away.
The help guide shows every screen and setting. The mobile app
Start a workspace free for up to 10 people, or book a 20-minute call and bring the questions your team would ask.