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High staff turnover means hiring never ends, with new starters needing contracts and right to work checks.
Hire and onboard new starters fast, manage HR admin, stop time theft on split and late shifts, and see where each person is at every venue, from one central system.
High staff turnover means hiring never ends, with new starters needing contracts and right to work checks.
Split shifts and late finishes make hours hard to check, and missed breaks can cause compliance problems.
Each venue tends to do things its own way, so head office struggles to compare hours, costs and cover.
Publish vacancies, then let Quizzy run first round interviews and build your shortlist. AI agents keep candidates engaged, and drop-outs are back-filled to improve day one attendance.
Send contracts and policies to new starters' phones for signature before their first shift, with right to work checks performed and stored automatically on their record, so every new hire arrives ready to work.
Learn more about onboarding shift staff





Bar, kitchen and housekeeping staff book holidays, report absence and check their rotas on the Sense app, with no need for a work email or laptop. Managers can approve requests and see who else is off.
See the Sense HR mobile app
Store each person's food hygiene certificates, personal licences, training, and right to work documentation in one central record, with alerts and reminders telling you when something is due a renewal.

Clockwise, the Sense AI attendance agent, tells managers about missed clock-ins in real time so they can find cover before service starts. It also warns you of staffing gaps based on attendance patterns.
Meet ClockwisePriya K. clocked in 14 minutes late for her 08:00 shift at Riverside, her third late start this month, all on a Monday.
What do you recommend?
SMTrack time with various ways to prevent time theft including fingerprint, single-use codes, location stamps and more, to ensure nobody clocks in for a friend and each hour paid is an hour worked.




Sense checks claimed hours against actual attendance, applies your rules for lateness, overtime and breaks, and flags anyone who missed a break on a long or split shift. Anomalies are flagged for review before payroll.
See the full time and attendance cycle
Set the same rules for clocking in, breaks and overtime at every venue, and see live attendance, hours and staffing costs side by side. Head office can spot which venues are over budget or understaffed.
Night workers, openers and closers can raise an SOS from the app or the Sense Badge, with their location shared in real time with the nearest available colleague. Man down and hard fall detection also available.



Book an online demo with one of our UK-based experts, or request a visit to our head office, to see how Sense helps you hire fast and track hours across every venue.
Browse these frequently asked questions about Sense for hospitality
No. Keep it. Sense links to RotaCloud, Papershift and Chronicle, and to others through our connectors, so hours worked can be checked against the hours planned.
Post vacancies to job boards and your careers site, and let Quizzy, our AI screening agent, score applicants for you. Hiring managers make the final decision.
Yes. Contracts go out for e-signature as soon as someone accepts, and right to work checks run through TrustID, so they are ready before day one.
No. Staff without a phone can tap a card on the Sense Clock, use a fingerprint or face clock, or wear a Sense Badge. Staff with a phone can use the free Sense HR app.
Yes. Every clock-in is saved against the venue, so you can see hours and costs for each one, and head office sees them all.
The Sense Clock shows a one-use code, and each account works on one phone only, so nobody can clock in for a colleague. For extra checks, add a fingerprint or face clock, or use the fingerprint reader on the Sense Badge.
Yes. Sense sends verified hours to Sage, Xero, BrightPay and PayCaptain, and to any other payroll by export, including outsourced payroll. Managers approve the hours first, so payroll only gets hours that have been checked.
Yes. The Employment Rights Act 2025 brings in new rules for zero hours and low hours workers, expected from 2027, including offers of guaranteed hours and notice of shifts. Read our guide to the zero hours changes.