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Printing & Exporting the Schedule Growth+This feature requires the Growth+ plan or higher

Print a clean copy of the week's schedule for the shop floor, the back-of-house wall, or anyone who needs a non-digital reference.

Printing the Current Week

  1. Go to Staff → Schedule and navigate to the week you want to print.
  2. Adjust Location, Role, or View filters if you want to print only a subset (e.g. just one location).
  3. Click the Print button in the toolbar.

Print button highlighted in the schedule toolbar

  1. Your browser's print dialog opens. From here you can:
    • Send to a connected printer.
    • Choose Save as PDF as the destination to save a digital copy.
  2. Confirm to print or save.

What's on the Printout

The printable view is optimised for paper and includes:

  • The week label and date range at the top
  • Staff member names down the left
  • Days of the week across the top
  • Each shift's start time, end time, and location
  • A summary footer with total scheduled hours

Sidebar navigation, filters, and on-screen action buttons are hidden in the print view — you get a clean grid only.

Tips for a Clean Print

  • Switch to landscape in your browser's print dialog — the schedule grid is wide.
  • Tick "Background graphics" in your browser's print options if you want the shift status colours to print. Without it, all shifts print white.
  • Print one location at a time if you have many staff — a single full-team page can be cramped on A4. Use the Location filter to print one location at a time.

Exporting Schedule Data

EquipDash doesn't currently offer a CSV/Excel export of the staff schedule. If you need to move shift data into a spreadsheet, the best options today are:

  • Save as PDF via the Print dialog (above).
  • Use the API — the List shifts endpoint returns the same data in JSON for any custom export pipeline. See the API documentation for details.

If you'd like a built-in CSV export, let us know — we prioritise based on demand.

For the opposite direction — bringing shifts in from a spreadsheet — see Importing Shifts from CSV.