SOC Rotate compared, row by row, with Soon, Octofi, Deputy, Humanity, 7shifts, Microsoft Shifts and Excel, from each tool's own published pages, including the rows SOC Rotate loses.
Where a vendor’s page says nothing about a row, the cell says so rather than guessing against them. Where SOC Rotate lacks something they have, the cell says that too.
AI shift scheduling for operations teams, with a security-operations offer, forecasting and a native Microsoft Teams app.
Read the comparison →Workforce management that markets to SOCs directly: rotating shifts, coverage gaps, hours and overtime tracking, time-off with accruals, and a dedicated implementation expert.
Read the comparison →Workforce management for hourly teams: auto-scheduling from demand, labour compliance, a time clock and payroll integrations.
Read the comparison →TCP Software scheduling for education, government, healthcare and retail: demand-driven schedules, skill and certification rules, audit logs.
Read the comparison →Restaurant scheduling: templates auto-filled from availability, sales-forecast staffing, labour compliance alerts and a time clock.
Read the comparison →The Shifts app inside Microsoft Teams: manager-built schedules, swap and time-off requests, a time clock, included with a Teams licence.
Read the comparison →A spreadsheet: the rotation most SOCs actually run on, built by hand each month.
Read the comparison →Bring the tool you are comparing us with and the rotation you run. We'll build it in SOC Rotate, walk through where coverage and fairness land, and tell you plainly if the other tool is the better fit.