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FactLogile Workforce ManagementPush Operations
AudienceLogile presents Workforce Management for retailers, including grocery, convenience, specialty and big-box retail, QSRs, and warehouse clubs.Push says it was designed for restaurant owners and managers and serves restaurants in the United States and Canada.
Founded2005Push says it was founded in 2012.
HeadquartersSouthlake, Texas, United StatesVancouver, British Columbia, Canada
IntegrationsLogile says its platform works with POS, ERP, HRIS, sensors and BI systems.The partner directory lists integrations including Aloha Cloud, Auphan, Clearview, Clover, Cluster POS, Deliverect, Employee Navigator, Givex and Globe POS.
Mobile appsLogile Pilot releases are listed for iOS and Android on the company’s mobile release page.Push offers Manager, Employee, and Time mobile apps for Apple and Android devices.
SchedulingScheduling supports task-aware schedules at 15-minute precision, effectiveness scoring and predictive-scheduling capabilities.Scheduling includes team schedules, shift swaps, labor forecasting, compliance alerts and, on higher tiers, auto-scheduling.
SecurityLogile's site states that the platform has SOC 2 Type II, SSO/SCIM, granular permissions and audit trails for AI decisions and human overrides.The terms say Push maintains administrative, technical, and physical security measures to protect client data.
Security controlsThe platform describes role-based security, single sign-on, and disaster recovery guardrails.Push says it maintains an information-security program with administrative, technical and physical safeguards and a business-continuity and disaster-recovery plan.

Logile Workforce Management plans

  • Logile Workforce ManagementPriced on request

Push Operations plans

  • Starter$6 a month
  • SignaturePriced on request
  • SupremePriced on request
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • Essentials$200 a month

Pick Logile Workforce Management if…

Logile is aimed at retailers that need connected workforce planning, scheduling, and time management. Its stated audiences include grocery, convenience, specialty and big-box stores, QSRs, and warehouse clubs.

Pick Push Operations if…

Push Operations is aimed at restaurant owners and managers coordinating payroll, HR, and shifts. Its mobile apps and scheduling tools may suit teams managing staff across locations.

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