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Scheduling requirements matcher

Your requirements. Meet the rules.

Enter your headcount, shift pattern and scheduling limits. Compare them with 133 catalogue rules to identify relevant settings and requirements for review.

Constraint match

Start with your unit.

Add your headcount, shift pattern and limits. Compare them with133 catalogue rules to find relevant settings and requirements for review.

Matching runs in your browser. Your inputs are saved on this device until you clear them.

Turn on JavaScript to change the inputs. Results for the illustrative 96-controller unit are shown below.

Your unit
Operating hours
How you roster
Pattern
Limits you already enforce

Leave any of these blank if you don't have a fixed number.

Trainees, hours banking and swaps
Do you run trainees on position?
Do you use a bank of working hours?
Are shift swaps self-service today?
Qualification families you roster against

12 of 12 fields completed: 14 rules potentially relevant to your setup, 1 rule with a proposed configuration value, and 7 items requiring further review.

Relevant catalogue rules

Review each rule’s scope and settings against your requirement.

Configurable values to review

Your proposed values need review against the rule’s units, scope and available settings.

  • Minimum rest between duties

    Minimum rest before position allocation

    Proposed value: 12 hours

    This related rule applies to rest before a tactical position. Confirm its units and scope against your 12-hour duty-rest requirement.

Further review needed

No direct rule match was found, or the input describes planning context rather than a rule.

  • Headcount

    Headcount is planning context rather than a rule threshold. The fairness and coverage rules evaluate assignments across your 96 people. Confirm performance and staffing feasibility with representative data.

  • Minimum rest between duties

    No separate strategic rule for a minimum rest floor on a fixed-pattern roster was found in the catalogue (updated 12 September 2026). The rest and recovery family contains 8 rules for rosters without a fixed pattern. Review the pattern itself against this requirement and confirm whether additional rule support is needed.

  • Maximum consecutive duty days

    No separate strategic rule for a cap on consecutive duty days on a fixed-pattern roster was found in the catalogue (updated 12 September 2026). The rest and recovery family contains 8 rules for rosters without a fixed pattern. Review the pattern itself against this requirement and confirm whether additional rule support is needed.

  • Maximum consecutive night duties

    No separate strategic rule for a cap on consecutive night duties on a fixed-pattern roster was found in the catalogue (updated 12 September 2026). The night work family contains 3 rules for rosters without a fixed pattern. Review the pattern itself against this requirement and confirm whether additional rule support is needed.

  • Maximum hours per duty period

    No separate strategic rule for an hours-per-duty ceiling on a fixed-pattern roster was found in the catalogue (updated 12 September 2026). The working time limits family contains 9 rules for rosters without a fixed pattern. Review the pattern itself against this requirement and confirm whether additional rule support is needed. A separate position-duration rule limits continuous time on a console. Its scope differs from a whole-duty limit.

  • Trainees on position

    No separate strategic rule for an instructor-to-trainee ratio on a fixed-pattern roster was found in the catalogue (updated 12 September 2026). The training and supervision family contains 1 rule for rosters without a fixed pattern. Review the pattern itself against this requirement and confirm whether additional rule support is needed.

  • Hours of operation

    Operating hours define your demand calendar. The 10 coverage-and-demand rules evaluate assignments against that demand, including gaps and excess allocation, within the operating period.

The initial configuration is an illustrative 96-controller unit.

Understand the gaps and configuration choices.

Requirements for review

“No corresponding rule” means the catalogue does not identify a rule for this requirement. Discuss it with our team to establish whether configuration, another workflow or development is required.

A fixed pattern changes the picture

Answer "a fixed rotating pattern" and several limits move into the third column. A pattern fixes its own rest gaps and run lengths by construction, so the catalogue does not separately enforce them as adjustable rules on top of it. Roster without a pattern and those same limits reappear in the first two columns.

Catalogue scope

This tool uses the same catalogue as the rule explorer. Confirm the required capabilities and settings against the release proposed for your deployment.

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