APOLLO Scheduler for Customer Service Centers.

Scheduling that holds up when the day does not.

Easy integration
Saves up to 92% of scheduling time
Enterprise support

Built for planners.

Customer service centers live on tight coverage targets, shifting call volume, complex contracts, and constant change. APOLLO Scheduler turns those constraints into an optimized schedule you can trust, without weeks of spreadsheet work or fragile rule chains.

It is built for planners and operations leaders who schedule 50 to 500+ agents across queues, skills, and channels, and who need outcomes that are predictable, compliant, and explainable.

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Who APOLLO Scheduler is for

Contact center managers who want stability, fairness, and fewer surprises

Teams replacing spreadsheets or legacy tools that cannot handle modern complexity

Workforce planners who need a reliable schedule engine

Operations leaders who need SLA confidence without cost blowouts

What APOLLO Scheduler does.

APOLLO Scheduler generates finished schedules by solving the real scheduling problem, not just applying rules one by one.

It takes your inputs (forecasted demand, agent availability, skills, contracts) and produces a schedule that:

  • Meets coverage requirements per interval and queue
  • Respects labor rules and contracts
  • Uses skills correctly across queues and channels
  • Minimizes overstaffing, understaffing, and avoidable overtime
  • Balances fairness and preferences where allowed

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What you can optimize for.

Different centers define “best schedule” differently.

APOLLO Scheduler supports common optimization goals such as:

  • Minimize understaffing and SLA risk
  • Minimize overstaffing and paid idle time
  • Reduce overtime and premium hours
  • Improve skill-to-demand alignment
  • Increase preference satisfaction (where allowed)
  • Improve fairness across unpopular shifts

You decide what matters most, and how trade-offs should be handled.

Built on Advanced Integer Linear Programming.

APOLLO Scheduler uses Integer Linear Programming (ILP), a mathematical optimization method that finds the best schedule across many constraints at once.

In practice, this means:

  • Every assignment (agent-to-shift, agent-to-queue, break placement) is treated as a decision variable
  • All rules are expressed as explicit constraints
  • The solver evaluates a vast number of combinations to find the schedule that best satisfies your requirements and optimization goals

Unlike rule-based scheduling, ILP does not get trapped in local “good enough” outcomes. It looks at the whole week, the whole workforce, and all constraints together to produce an optimal or near-optimal result.
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Coverage you can defend

Compliance by design

Better outcomes

Stable schedules

Coverage you can defend

When your schedule is built from strict coverage constraints, you stop negotiating with the spreadsheet. APOLLO Scheduler aims for the best possible match between demand and staffing across the day, not just “good enough” blocks.

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Compliance by design

Hard constraints stay hard:

  • Minimum rest times
  • Max hours and overtime limits
  • Contract types and shift patterns
  • Break and lunch rules
  • Skill eligibility and certification rules

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Better outcomes without planner heroics

Planners should not have to manually patch holes, chase swaps, and rebuild entire weeks when something changes. APOLLO Scheduler reduces the manual cycle so planners can focus on decisions, not mechanics.

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Schedules that remain stable

APOLLO Scheduler is designed to reduce unnecessary churn. When you re-run scenarios, you can prioritize keeping assignments stable while still improving coverage and cost.

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