If your parish is part of a cluster, you and/or other schedulers can manage your schedules and volunteers in one place using the Plus Edition. Here are some tips from others who schedule as a cluster:

Use Folders to separate locations

Folders are a great tool for being able to keep your parishes separate when needed, while still keeping all of the information you need for the whole cluster at your fingertips. Doing so can help in the following ways:

Set service times for each location separately

When setting up service times, use the option to write in the description/location to let volunteers know where the service will be held. Then, use the required ministries from the proper location to populate the needed positions. Use the "From" Address to get replies in the right hands

Supplying volunteers with emails from the correct contact will help make sure any replies are sent to that person, as well. You can set up emails to be sent from - and replies to be sent to - the correct person in each ministry by changing the "From" address on automatic emails. Set a schedule length for your cluster

Ideally, all of the ministries within a cluster will schedule for the same amount of time, whether it is once a month, every other month, quarterly, or even based on your own set of requirements. However, if each church or ministry has its own needs that don't accommodate a common schedule length, you can schedule ministries over different schedule periods.

Allow everyone to get involved

If you have multiple schedulers, allowing everyone to meet the needs of their parish and the ministries within is easy. You can run the auto-scheduler for just one or several ministries at a time, and allowing Ministry Leaders to check the schedule before it goes out is a breeze!

Keep schedules separate for volunteers

When posting the schedule online, you can create separate Live Schedule Posts for each parish, or even for each ministry. Volunteers from the other locations can be kept from seeing these schedules to make it easier for them to find what they need.
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