Solutions / Workforce management

Tell hundreds of people one thing, and know who read it

Schedule changes, policy updates, and shift coverage requests, sent once to everyone who needs them, with a delivery record instead of a group chat nobody reads.

How it's used

Concrete sends, not a feature list

What a workforce management team actually sends from NexBroad-Reach — and what the person on the other end sees.

A shift manager sending a schedule-change broadcast and watching confirmations come back from the team
  1. The broadcast goes out

    Sent to the whole list at once, each recipient tracked on their own.

  2. The recipient answers

    A keypress on a call, or a text reply — whichever the message asked for.

  3. It lands in one place

    The reply reaches the shared inbox and the delivery report, so the team works from the same record.

Schedule and policy broadcasts
Push a schedule change, a weather closure, or a policy update to the whole roster in one send, segmented by team or location.
Coverage requests
Broadcast an open shift or a last-minute coverage need to the workers tagged as available, and read the accept/decline responses back in the inbox.
Two-way check-ins
Send a check-in text and let replies come back into a shared inbox your whole team can see and answer from, not one manager's personal phone.
What carries the work

The parts of Reach this runs on

  1. Contacts and tags

    Segment a roster by team, location or shift before you send, so a broadcast reaches exactly the people it's for.

  2. Delivery reports per recipient

    Every broadcast tracks sent, delivered and failed per person, so "did everyone get it" has an answer.

  3. Teammates and roles

    More than one person can send and answer on behalf of the org, with role-scoped access rather than one shared login.

See it against your own use case

Tell us what you're sending and to whom — we'll show you where it fits in Reach, or tell you honestly if it doesn't.