BUILT AROUND A REAL RETAIL SHIFT

For the things
you meant to come back to.

The request on the floor. The callback you’re waiting for. The thing the next manager needs to know. Give each one a clear next step.

CATCH THE REQUEST

You know the work.
Start with your own words.

“Have Phil clean the wet wall in Produce today at 3 pm.” Taldi picks out useful details from a natural request, so you can spend less time filling fields.

Match a saved teammate and department.
Bring the date and time into the task.
Add details, follow-up steps and priority.
Use Create by voice to prepare tasks or routines, then review before creating.

A LITTLE HELP FROM TALDI

Turn the blurb into a clear title and useful next steps.

Basic field detection works in the task composer. Optional AI can help refine the wording. You check the result; ambiguous names need a choice.

A better spoken task, in a few words ↗

Task composer showing detected owner, department and timing — Task creation · Phil, Produce and 3 pm, ready to check.

THE RIGHT PERSON, BESIDE THE WORK

“Who do we call
for the dairy reefer?”

Save your refrigeration company, general maintenance contact and other service providers before you need them. Keep their service type and contact details together.

When you capture “Refrigeration issue in dairy,” Taldi can connect the wording with your saved refrigeration contact and suggest a next action.

SUGGESTED NEXT STEP

Call Northline Refrigeration.

Choose the contact, open the call action, then record the outcome. A voicemail, a callback and a confirmed visit are different steps.

You make the call. Taldi keeps the contact and follow-up close, with room for primary and backup providers.

Keep the callback from getting lost ↗

Dairy refrigeration task with a Northline saved-contact call suggestion — A dairy task surfaces Northline Refrigeration from saved contacts.

THE REPEATING WORK, READY AGAIN

The garbage call.
The sweep at 3.
The closing checks.

Some things happen every shift. Others belong to opening, closing or a particular day. Set up the routine once and get a fresh check-off when it’s due.

Choose set times or timing around your saved shift.
Use shift-start and shift-end offsets as your schedule changes.
Keep the selected day’s routines in your schedule.
Let work-aware routines skip your saved days off and time away.

Taldi works from the schedule you save. It doesn’t need to track your location to know when your workday ends.

Make room for your time off ↗

Routine setup using shift timing — Routine setup · Work that fits around your saved shift.

LEAVE A USEFUL STARTING POINT

What happened.
What’s waiting.
What’s next.

Start with a short note for the next leader. Then choose the unfinished tasks they need to know about, including work you assigned earlier that isn’t due until tonight.

FOR THE EVENING SHIFT