Shyfter

Brussels scheduling and time clock tool with flat plan prices and 25+ POS integrations

Quick Overview

Company SHYFTER SA
Category Employee Scheduling
Headquarters Brussels, Belgium
EU Presence EU (Belgium)
Open Source No
Pricing Time Tracking EUR 39 per month, Basic EUR 59 per month, Standard EUR 89 per month, Business EUR 129 per month; annual billing at EUR 398, EUR 602, EUR 908 and EUR 1,316 per year (15% discount)
Free Option Free demo on request; no self-service trial is published on the pricing page
Replaces Deputy, Homebase, 7shifts

Detailed Review

Shyfter is a Belgian scheduling and time tracking tool with four plans. Shyfter Time Tracking covers QR code clock-in, geolocation, photo verification and exports. Basic adds basic scheduling, schedule duplication, leave and absences and contracts.

Standard adds Shift Swap, advanced scheduling across multiple views, templates, integrations and phone support, and Business adds customisable access rights, tailored payroll rules, API access and a dedicated success manager. Shyfter says more than 3,500 companies and 400,000 employees use it. Employees work with a separate app called Shyfter Staff, and the Basic plan already includes what Shyfter calls AI replacement for finding cover.

Shyfter is operated by SHYFTER SA, company number 0720.922.212, with its registered office at Boulevard de Waterloo 30 in Brussels and an operational headquarters in Namur. The Shyfter terms state that Belgian law applies. The Shyfter privacy policy says that tasks may be subcontracted to technical subcontractors but names no hosting provider and no hosting location, which is the main reason Shyfter closes this ranking. No certification is stated on the Shyfter pages checked.

Shyfter publishes EUR 39 per month for Time Tracking, EUR 59 for Basic, EUR 89 for Standard and EUR 129 for Business, or EUR 398, EUR 602, EUR 908 and EUR 1,316 per year with the 15% annual discount.

The pricing page names no employee limit and offers a free demo instead of a self-service trial. Shyfter lists POS integrations with Zelty, Tiller, L'Addition, Square, Zettle and Odoo among others, which makes it a fit for restaurants that plan staff against revenue. Buyers who must document where employee data is stored should get that in writing from Shyfter first.

What Shyfter does well

  • Shyfter publishes four flat plan prices from EUR 39 to EUR 129 per month
  • Shyfter names no employee limit on its pricing page
  • Shyfter lists more than 25 POS integrations, including Zelty, Tiller, Square and Zettle
  • Shyfter Time Tracking includes QR code clock-in, geolocation and photo verification
  • Shyfter gives a 15% discount on annual billing

Where Shyfter falls short

  • The Shyfter privacy policy names no hosting provider or location
  • Shyfter offers a demo but publishes no self-service free trial
  • Shift Swap and integrations start only in the Shyfter Standard plan
  • API access is reserved for the Shyfter Business plan

Standout feature. Shyfter lists more than 25 cash register integrations on its own site, from Zelty and Tiller to Square, the longest POS list among the seven tools compared here.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Shyfter publishes four flat plan prices from EUR 39 to EUR 129 per month
  • Shyfter names no employee limit on its pricing page
  • Shyfter lists more than 25 POS integrations, including Zelty, Tiller, Square and Zettle
  • Shyfter Time Tracking includes QR code clock-in, geolocation and photo verification
  • Shyfter gives a 15% discount on annual billing

Cons

  • The Shyfter privacy policy names no hosting provider or location
  • Shyfter offers a demo but publishes no self-service free trial
  • Shift Swap and integrations start only in the Shyfter Standard plan
  • API access is reserved for the Shyfter Business plan

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Shyfter?

Shyfter is a Belgian scheduling and time tracking tool with four plans. Shyfter Time Tracking covers QR code clock-in, geolocation, photo verification and exports. Basic adds basic scheduling, schedule duplication, leave and absences and contracts.

Standard adds Shift Swap, advanced scheduling across multiple views, templates, integrations and phone support, and Business adds customisable access rights, tailored payroll rules, API access and a dedicated success manager. Shyfter says more than 3,500 companies and 400,000 employees use it. Employees work with a separate app called Shyfter Staff, and the Basic plan already includes what Shyfter calls AI replacement for finding cover.

Where is Shyfter based?

Shyfter operates from Brussels, Belgium, which places it under EU (Belgium).

What does Shyfter cost?

Time Tracking EUR 39 per month, Basic EUR 59 per month, Standard EUR 89 per month, Business EUR 129 per month; annual billing at EUR 398, EUR 602, EUR 908 and EUR 1,316 per year (15% discount). Free demo on request; no self-service trial is published on the pricing page.

Who is Shyfter best for?

Belgian and French hospitality teams that need many cash register integrations. Shyfter lists more than 25 cash register integrations on its own site, from Zelty and Tiller to Square, the longest POS list among the seven tools compared here.

What are the drawbacks of Shyfter?

The Shyfter privacy policy names no hosting provider or location. Shyfter offers a demo but publishes no self-service free trial. Shift Swap and integrations start only in the Shyfter Standard plan. API access is reserved for the Shyfter Business plan.

Is Shyfter a good alternative to Deputy?

Shyfter is built as a European alternative to Deputy: Brussels scheduling and time clock tool with flat plan prices and 25+ POS integrations. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.

How does Shyfter compare to other Employee Scheduling tools?

Shyfter is one of several European Employee Scheduling tools we cover. It is most often compared with Deputy, Homebase, 7shifts.

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