Documentation-only update: clearer, shorter wp.org plugin page text. Safe to skip if you are already on 3.5.0.<\/p>","3.5.0":"
New master-detail shift planner with a resizable plan sidebar, drag-and-drop sorting, shift colours in the month view and a clearer plan comparison. Recommended for all users. Update Premium to 1.5.0 at the same time if you use it.<\/p>","3.4.0":"
wp.org compliance release: free is a single fully functional schedule; multi-plan, weekday restrictions, event sign-ups\/recurrences and audit log require the Premium add-on. Update Premium to 1.4.0 if you use it.<\/p>","3.3.0":"
wp.org compliance release: the free tier is no longer capped by artificial limits; groups require the Premium add-on. Update Premium to 1.3.0 if you use it.<\/p>","3.2.0":"
Reviewer-compliant rename: all internal IDs now use the First public WordPress.org release. 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coordinator.<\/p>\n\n It is built for teams that rely on volunteers \u2014 fire departments, emergency medical services, first-responder and crisis-response groups, sports clubs and associations. Members open a calendar page and sign up for open shifts themselves. Coordinators see at a glance which shifts are still open, who already volunteered, and who has not yet contributed this period. Every change is recorded, so \"who removed me from Saturday?\" always has an answer.<\/p>\n\n Everything runs on your own WordPress install. Member data, schedules and assignments stay in your database \u2014 no SaaS account, no recurring fee for the free version. The only optional outbound connection is the public-holiday lookup via openholidaysapi.org, disabled by default (see External services<\/strong>).<\/p>\n\n Most volunteer organisations already run a WordPress site for news and member communication. Adding the roster there means members use the account they already have, your data stays in your own database, and there is no external SaaS to vet for data protection.<\/p>\n\n The version on WordPress.org is Free<\/strong> and stays free forever: one shift schedule, unlimited members, shift types and events \u2014 no artificial caps.<\/p>\n\n Two optional add-ons extend the same plugin in place, with your data carrying over automatically:<\/p>\n\n Pricing and the full comparison are at wp-dienstplan.de<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n Ships with English, German, Spanish, French and Italian. Source strings are English; further languages can be added via standard This plugin connects to the public OpenHolidays API ( It sends a request to In every case, only configuration values entered by the administrator are transmitted<\/strong> (country \/ region \/ language \/ year). No member names, email addresses, shift data or audit-log entries are sent.<\/p>\n\n This service is provided by ST\u00dcBER SYSTEMS GmbH as an Open Data project: terms of use<\/a>, privacy policy<\/a>. Project documentation and the data-source overview are available at https:\/\/www.openholidaysapi.org<\/a>.<\/p>\n\ndienstplan_<\/code> prefix. Database schemas stay; options keys move to the new prefix.<\/p>","3.1.0":"What you can do<\/h4>\n\n
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Free, Basis and Pro<\/h4>\n\n
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Languages<\/h4>\n\n
.po<\/code>\/.mo<\/code> files in languages\/<\/code>.<\/p>\n\nExternal services<\/h3>\n\n
https:\/\/openholidaysapi.org<\/code>) to retrieve official public-holiday dates for the country and (optional) region configured under Dienstplan \u2192 Settings \u2192 Holidays<\/strong>. The dates are stored in your own WordPress options and shown as background highlights on the calendar so members can see at a glance which days are public holidays. The feature is fully optional \u2014 clearing the holiday country in settings disables every outbound call.<\/p>\n\nhttps:\/\/openholidaysapi.org<\/code> in three situations:<\/p>\n\n\n
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