What is new in Hospitality Shield

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September 2026

What is new
  1. 27 Sep

    The Hospitality Shield app

    The whole platform in an app for iPhone and Android, from the App Store and Google Play, with sign in kept on the device.

  2. 26 Sep

    Videos your team must watch in full

    Mark a training video as must watch and staff cannot skip ahead, with its quiz opening only once all of it has been watched.

  3. 25 Sep

    Checklists that are entirely yours

    Any checklist, the default ones included, can be given any rhythm, changed or deleted, and records already made are kept.

  4. 22 Sep

    As many checklists as you need

    A venue can keep several checklists, each with its own rhythm and its own list of who is asked.

  5. 21 Sep

    Rosters that follow recurring shifts

    Each roster fills itself from the team's recurring shifts until someone edits it, fills it or publishes it.

  6. 3 Sep

    Fortnightly rosters and time off

    Rosters can run by the week or the fortnight, and staff ask for time off from their own login.

  7. 1 Sep

    The Schedule

    Rosters, availability, clocking in and out, and timesheets, with a button that drafts the roster for you.

August 2026

  1. 21 Aug

    An assistant for the law and the kitchen

    The Compliance Assistant answers from a library of Australian food law and a separate one on running a kitchen.

  2. 20 Aug

    Training videos up to 10 GB

    A venue can upload its own training videos of up to 10 GB each, long enough for a full session.