Update shifts from a photo, with One
Our CEO shows a use case of One, our AI personal agent. In this video he shows how to ask One to apply the shift changes marked on a photo of a whiteboard and publish them without notifying the team.
In this series, Bernat Farrero, CEO of Factorial, shows different use cases of One, Factorial's AI personal agent. In this one, he shows how to update your shifts from a photo of a schedule drawn by hand.
Until now, if your team plans shifts on a whiteboard or in a notebook, someone had to copy every change into Factorial by hand. Now you ask One for it in a prompt, attach a photo, and One finds the changes and applies them to your shifts.
What One does for you:
Reads the photo: One understands a handwritten schedule and compares it with the shifts already in Factorial.
Asks before it acts: every change is proposed first and applied only when you confirm it.
Publishes when you decide: new shifts stay in draft, not visible to your team, until you publish them, with or without notifying the people affected by email and push notification.
Want to try it with your own shifts? Open One, attach a photo and ask it to make the changes.
