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Version X - Growth Modules
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Version X - Allocations
What is the difference between "Get All Shifts" and "Get New Shifts"
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Withdraw is a client withdrawal - not an agency withdrawal.
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Therefore it is for when you know that it has been withdrawn or is no longer available then you can remove it
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Get all shifts -
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this is only bringing active/open shifts through and auto-removing the no longer available shifts
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Hence why it will bring back the withdrawn shifts if it is still available on the client’s end
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If you are using this - You do not need to use withdraw
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Get new shifts -
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this will only charge and retrieve the new shifts and the withdrawn shifts will remove and not come back
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Please note that in our system if you are withdrawing and then going get all shifts - you are essentially being double charged by Shift Match - hence why we suggest using one method or the other.