Volyia Teams · early access

One staff schedule.
Delivered clearly.

Build or import the roster, review every shift, and publish it into each employee's Volyia app. Their personal alarms, sleep, routines, check-ins, game activity, and Plus insights remain private.

First-release scope: one organization, email-based staff invitations, CSV import, schedule checks, manager-reviewed publishing, and employee acknowledgement.

WEEK OF SEP 7Ready for review
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SamMon · 7:00–15:30
Ready
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AlexMon · 15:00–23:00
Ready
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JordanTue · 19:00–07:00
Ready
Manager review requiredVoli can help check the draft. Voli cannot publish it.
A deliberate boundary

Work schedule in. Personal life stays out.

Teams has its own organization roles and schedule tables. It does not grant managers access to the private side of Volyia.

MANAGERS CAN SEE

The schedule they issue

  • Staff roster names and work emails
  • Published shift dates, times, labels, and locations
  • Whether a worker acknowledged seeing a shift
  • Schedule versions and organization audit history
ALWAYS PRIVATE

The employee's Volyia

  • Personal alarms, routines, and calendar entries
  • Sleep, Apple Health, and Daily check-ins
  • Pay-period tallies and personal notes
  • Daily Shift activity and Plus AI insights

Volyia Teams is not payroll, timekeeping, attendance, staffing optimization, clinical, safety, or employee-monitoring software.

Manager portal

Build the next schedule.

Sign in with a work email. New and returning managers use the same one-time-code flow.

SECURE SIGN-IN

Open Volyia Teams

No password to remember. We send a one-time code to the email you enter.

Designed for a pilot

Start with one department.

The first proof is simple: can a manager publish a clean schedule and can invited workers see the correct assignments?

1

Import

Use the schedule file the manager already has.

2

Review

Resolve warnings and confirm the exact version.

3

Publish

Deliver assignments to signed-in employee apps.

4

Acknowledge

Workers can mark a shift as seen—not clocked in.