How to Connect 7shifts to Marty

7shifts builds the schedule. Marty reads how that schedule actually played out and shows you the labor cash leaking between the plan and the shift.

How the connection works

Marty is read-only. It reads the data your systems already collect and it never writes back, never changes a price, a schedule, or a menu item.

1. You create a dedicated read-only admin user inside your tool. Marty walks you through the exact menu path during onboarding.
2. You share that access with the Marty team. We handle the technical connection for you, so there is nothing for you to install.
3. Marty reads your data every night, finds the leaks, and sends an overnight summary to each general manager by 6 AM.

Your login details are encrypted at rest with AES-256 and are never shown in any report or log. You can read more on our security page.

What 7shifts data Marty reads

• Published schedules and actual clock-ins, so Marty can see the gap between plan and reality
• Overtime and near-overtime, so Marty can flag drift before it compounds
• Break records, so Marty can catch missed or short breaks that create compliance risk

Scheduling and recovery are different jobs

7shifts helps you build a good schedule. Marty audits what the schedule actually cost you once the shift was over, and tells the manager what to change tomorrow. The two work well side by side.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to leave 7shifts to use Marty?

No. 7shifts stays your scheduling tool. Marty reads your 7shifts data read-only and audits how each schedule played out.

What 7shifts data does Marty read?

Marty reads published schedules, actual clock-ins, overtime, and break records, then shows you the labor cash leaking between the plan and the shift.

Can Marty change my schedules?

No. The connection is read-only. Marty cannot edit or publish schedules in 7shifts.

How is this different from 7shifts labor reports?

7shifts reports the numbers. Marty tells each manager the specific change to make tomorrow, with the dollar impact attached, and then checks that it was fixed.