Kyle Heney
Time Sheet (Basic Version)
Preview the app by using "employee1@email.com" or "manager1@email.com". This app template can be configured with pay periods, allowing employees to submit their hours worked for approval by their Manager. The app will check for duplicate submissions and prevent them.
WFH Tracker Template (Work From Home)
Have staff working remotely but have no idea when they're actually available? Teleworking is great, but keeping track of who is working when can be tough. Employees can use this @glideapps app to submit their availability 'today' and add blocks of unavailable times too!
Asset Tracker
Uses asset numbers to keep track of the location of furniture, etc. at a business.
SHCHC IPAC
Created for my organization to help promote National Infection Control Week (October).
SH Check Up
Here’s an app that we’re going to use for staff to check in and out of off-site locations. A “lone worker” solution was needed for our staff that work in the community and most offerings are approx. $25/user/month, which can get quite pricey when you have a larger staff (and you’re a non-profit!). The actual app (not the copy) uses Zapier to send emails as text messages (using the cell phone carrier’s SMS gateway). I found this to be easier than sending SMS directly from Zapier. The “Zaps” work on new spreadsheet rows (to notify specific Manager of a check-in) and another one on a row update that looks at a specific column — column will change to “TRUE” if employee has checked in before the set deadline, which will trigger the Zap. Another column triggers a 3rd Zap that will notify the Manager if the employee has not checked in by the specified time. This app also features an area for Managers only so that a Manager has an individual view of all their staff that have checked in. Employees themselves can only view their own check-ins and information.
Guys Weekend
Here’s a quick “Guys Weekend” app I made for an upcoming weekend getaway that needed to be organized. Users can sign up with their email and then can say what food and drinks they’re bringing for the event. When a meal is spoken for (i.e. Dinner on Friday), that event is removed from the “Needs” tab and added to the “Meals” tab. The app lets users edit their own user profile (not others’) and allows users to edit/delete only the items they’ve added (not others’). The app uses copies of sheets to accomplish this and relations that are linked to the user profiles. The sheets called “Copy of…” are the ones that users can edit based on their email address, whereas the sheets not named “Copy of…” are not editable and not restricted per user (basically all users can view only). Hopefully this can help others looking to accomplish a similar goal.
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