Unified Planning Rota
The whole rota, planned in one place.
UPRota is made for any hospital department. Set it up around the way your team actually works — then plan the week, spot the problems and share it, all from one screen.
Your places, your sessions, your grades, your rules.
Every department runs differently, so nothing is fixed. Add your own theatres, clinics, wards and teams. Name your own sessions and shifts. Set up your grades and the job plans that go with them.
What it does
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Plan the week by drag and drop
See at a glance who is free for each session, then drag them onto a list. No counting, no cross-checking.
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Rules that catch mistakes for you
Set the rules your department works to. UPRota highlights gaps, missing cover and unsafe supervision the moment they appear.
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On-call rota that talks to the weekly schedule
Paste your on-call column in once and it fills down the dates. The week then knows about it — so somebody on a list the morning after a night is flagged, not missed.
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Job plans built in
Add each person's job plan, and the week starts from what they're contracted to do.
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Leave and swaps, made simple
Record annual, sick or other leave in a few clicks, and swap sessions without redrawing the week.
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Print it your way
Choose what goes on the printed rota and how it looks, for the noticeboard or the theatre door.
Your week, or today, in your pocket.
Staff see their own rota or the whole department's day on a phone — no app to install, nothing to ask.
See it with your own department in mind.
Request a trial and you'll get your own practice department to explore, filled with invented names. It's yours for up to a week, then it's deleted.
Request a trialShaping it with you
UPRota would like to grow with the people who use it. Suggestions for changes are welcome, and will be taken forward where they add value for departments using it.
In time it may also join departments up. If the surgical specialties and anaesthetics both took it on, their two rotas could become one combined theatre rota — the same list seen from both sides, planned once instead of twice. That is not built, and it depends on more than one department wanting it.