For the customer
They always dial the same number, whoever is on call.
Your line keeps the same number throughout rotations. The scheduled technician receives the call, without reprogramming the line at each change.
Request a demo →Use cases
“Maintenance on-call” rota, one 24-hour number, two levels: on-call technician, then supervisor.
The weekend technician needs Saturday afternoon off. They hand over 14:00 to 18:00; a qualified colleague accepts on their phone. Nobody calls the office or changes the line.
They dial the maintenance number. The call rings on the phone of the colleague covering the window.
After your chosen delay, the call moves to the supervisor. If nobody answers, the caller leaves a message and the team is notified.
The replacement window ends: calls go back to them, automatically.
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They always dial the same number, whoever is on call.
They take the call on their usual phone; their personal number is not shown to the customer.
On Monday, they can see who was on call and which calls came in.
Whether you can keep your existing number depends on your installation and operator. We review this with you before activation.
Before we talk
Yes. Several rotas can run in parallel, each with their own roles and call routing. This lets you separate the rotations of different teams or sites.
A callback from their personal phone uses their own number: 1shift handles incoming calls to your on-call line. Tell us before activation if this matters to your team.
We can provide your on-call number or connect your existing system. We create your organisation and help you prepare your first rota.
In thirty minutes, we start from your current rota and your current line, and show you what that would look like in 1shift.