Assignment proposal: “Priority of the day” replaces “Template of the day”

At the top of the Assignment proposal, the “Template: none” pill becomes “Priority: Balanced” (for example): it always shows the priority that really applies, including when the day simply follows your company setting.

Clearer names

• The eight priorities are now called Balanced, Fewer journeys, Quality first, Keep the usual cleaners, Share the work, Long journeys, New team and Busy day.
• The first four are at the top of the window, the others under “More choices”, together with your saved settings (“Yours”).
• Each card gives one sentence and four gauges: Journeys, Quality, Habits, Workload balance. “See details” shows the figures and the former name.

See before recalculating

• When you choose a priority, a trial calculation shows what changes for that day: team journeys, jobs that change cleaner (with names), jobs with no solution. Nothing is saved during the trial.
• “Apply and recalculate” restarts the calculation straight away. If times or people were changed by hand, or if the day is already validated, the software asks first.
• A message at the bottom right offers “Cancel”: the previous priority is restored and the proposal recalculated.

A banner when the day does not follow the company

A one-line banner says why: choice made for this day (green), “Templates by period” (green) or busy day detected automatically (orange, with the number of jobs). Its “Go back” link only removes what applied that day: the automatic busy day and templates by period keep working on the other days, and on this day too if you only remove a choice made by hand.

Nothing changes in your company settings, your saved settings or your templates by period. The “Also apply to sectors” box only appears when a sector has its own priorities. People who cannot change the priority see it as read-only.