Send Kira your old spreadsheet.
She turns it into a practice.
Your team, working hours and approved leave already exist somewhere. Attach the file to the chat instead of retyping it.
Nothing has to be converted first.
Kira works out for herself whether a sheet is a list or a drawn-out roster. Where it is genuinely ambiguous, she asks.
Review first, then import
A card shows every row alongside what it will become. Even several hundred stay browsable, and single rows can be taken out.
What is already maintained stays
An import only fills gaps. Values you set yourself remain. The same file twice creates nothing twice.
Exact, not approximate
No weekly total gets spread across weekdays. A missing day is a day without a statement, not a day off.
The plan on the wall, photographed.
Kira reads the weekly grid and turns it into draft shifts. Four fixed stations, none of which quietly overwrites anything.
Identify staff
Names from the grid against your team
Ask back
About anything she cannot match with confidence
Read shifts
Practitioner columns are recognised
Check the target week
If something is already there, she asks first
Processed in the browser, deleted after a day
Even heavily formatted sheets are processed in the browser, not at some third-party service.
Files and the rows read from them are deleted after a day. Visible only to the person who uploaded them.
The switch starts with one file
Attach your old spreadsheet to the chat. Out of it comes a configured practice.
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