Available

Coverage you can review. Payroll you can prepare.

Rosters, availability, timecards and pay exceptions usually meet in a spreadsheet the night before service. NexTable keeps them in one team workspace with a review point before anything is published.

A manager and a server reviewing the weekly schedule on a tablet at the bar
Across the shiftTeam & Payroll

Operators who publish a roster and still own the exceptions.

Managers who want gaps visible before a schedule leaves draft, and who will not accept a system that publishes or pays on its own.

01

What the workspace holds

The staff directory, availability, schedule drafts, published schedules, shift swaps and timecards for the venue.

02

Draft coverage from availability

Eve can read an availability sheet you attach and propose a draft roster for the week.

03

Validate before publishing

Conflicts, missing coverage and amendments are checked while the schedule is still a draft.

04

Publish and prepare pay with approval

Publishing, swaps and amendments are approval-gated actions. Payroll is prepared for review, never released by the system.

Schedule drafts, validation, publishing and amendments, gated by approval.

Staff and assignments persist per venue. Schedule proposals run through real executors once a manager approves them. Payroll release is not available.

StatusStaff and assignments persist; payroll release is unavailable.

No money moves through NexTable.

Timecards and exceptions are prepared for the person who signs the pay run. Payment and tax filing stay with your payroll provider.

Availability-based drafts
Validation before publish
Approval-gated actions
Payroll prepared, not released

The other nine services, one click away.

Every service shares the same account, venues and permissions. Open any of them and the context comes along.

Bring the roster that already hurts.

We will draft one week from your real availability and show where the exceptions land.