Solutions for specialty retail and apparel
Employee scheduling and time tracking for specialty retail and apparel
When customers visit your specialty or apparel store, they expect your team to know their stuff. TCP’s scheduling and time tracking software makes sure you always have the right people with the right expertise on the floor.
Did you know?
Your store’s success depends on the right staffing decisions
When your store lacks the right expertise on the floor or you don’t have the right number of team members available to support your customers, they won’t buy, they won’t return, and your sales suffer.
77% of retail workers say staffing gaps hurt store performance
Schedules that work how you do
From minor labor to seasonal staff, it’s hard to create compliant schedules that fit the daily reality of running your store. TCP makes it easy to make fair, predictable schedules and get coverage just right.


Time tracking that keeps up
When staff work multiple roles in one shift or move between stores, time tracking can be a nightmare to get right. Confidently capture every hour by job code, pay rate, and location with TCP for clean payroll and clear labor costs.
Take the stress out of scheduling and time tracking
Clear compliance, way less risk
Meal breaks, minor labor restrictions, and fair workweek laws create real compliance risk when managed manually. With configurable rules tailored to your store and built-in guardrails, TCP handles the hard compliance stuff so you don’t have to.

What is employee scheduling and time tracking software for specialty and apparel retail?
Employee scheduling and time tracking software helps specialty and apparel retailers manage staffing across sales floors, stockrooms, and fitting rooms. It replaces paper schedules, spreadsheets, and manual timecards with a connected system that builds schedules, fills open shifts, and tracks hours accurately. Staff can see their schedules, request time off, and clock in from their phones while managers get real-time visibility into coverage, labor costs, and payroll data.
How does your scheduling software help my store during seasonal surges and promotions?
Seasonal periods and promotions create unpredictable traffic spikes that require flexible staffing. Humanity Schedule uses demand forecasting to predict coverage needs based on your historical data and staffing trends so you can schedule appropriately. When callouts happen during busy periods, backfill uses AI to help managers find quick shift replacements.
How does your software for specialty retail and apparel help with staff turnover and retention?
Fair, predictable schedules lessen burnout by balancing hours and rest periods, while the right solution makes it easier to handle last-minute changes and reduce fatigue- and frustration-inducing coverage gaps. With TCP, your staff have anytime access to their schedules, can swap or pick up shifts easily, and can trust their paychecks are accurate. The result? They stay longer.
Bonus: Managers also spend less time on admin and more time coaching, which strengthens the team and improves the customer experience.
Can I connect your solutions to my other systems?
Yes. With hundreds of available integrations, your schedules and time data can flow directly into payroll and HR systems so you avoid double entry and reduce errors.
What does it take to get up and running with TCP?
Getting started is simple. Some teams import their employee list, set up positions and shifts, and build their first schedule in just a few hours. The timeline really depends on how complex your rules and processes are. No matter how messy or simple your needs are, our team is ready to help whether you need quick answers or prefer full white-glove setup and onboarding.
Do you support multiple store locations?
Yes! TCP supports multi-location operations so you can manage schedules, track time, and view labor costs across all your stores in one place. With TCP, leaders get the centralized visibility and insights they need while each store stays in control of its own scheduling and time tracking.











