Workforce management software for teams of all sizes

Zoom Workforce Management uses AI-powered forecasting, scheduling, and intraday monitoring to simplify staffing and improve customer service.

Predict demand with AI

Predict demand with AI

Plan for spikes and seasonal trends using historical data.

Build smarter schedules

Build smarter schedules

Create schedules in minutes based on staffing needs.

Adjust in real time

Adjust in real time

Gain instant visibility into your operations and make intraday adjustments on the fly.

Improve efficiency

Improve efficiency

Automate repetitive tasks to free up your team for more meaningful work.

Key features
Key features

Everything you need to keep your support team on track

Accurate forecasting across channels

  • Predict demand with precision: Use AI to analyze historical patterns across voice, chat, email, work items, and asynchronous channels to predict workforce demand.
  • Plan for any scenario: Run “what-if” scenarios to assess staffing impact.
  • Stay informed and on-target: Build high-confidence forecasts for weeks, months, or years to guide long-term staffing.
Accurate forecasting
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With the help of Zoom Workforce Management, Cricut has turned around scheduling and forecasting, reducing its call abandonment rate by 90%.

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FAQs
FAQs

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Zoom Workforce Management is an AI-powered, all-in-one staffing and scheduling solution designed to help organizations plan, manage, and optimize their teams, budgets, and SLAs. Offering a single, unified experience, Zoom Workforce Management's tools forecast labor needs, build optimized schedules, and allow leaders to monitor and adjust workflows in real time, all in the same place.

Forecasting is the process of using AI, historical interaction data to predict future staffing needs so organizations have the right number of employees scheduled to meet customer demand efficiently. It generates projections for weeks, months, or years ahead, informing decisions about hiring, training, and budget allocation, especially for new initiatives, campaigns, or seasonal spikes. Forecasting keeps customer service consistent, operations efficient, and costs optimized.


Reforecasting updates an existing forecast based on real-time data or unexpected changes. While forecasting uses historical data for predictions, workforce management systems monitor live data like call volume and recalibrate when new information—such as demand spikes or outages—becomes available. Reforecasting is essential for responsive workforce management, so leaders can make data-supported decisions that adapt to new challenges.

A workforce management system helps organizations plan, schedule, and monitor their teams efficiently — especially in customer service and contact center environments. It combines automation, analytics, and AI to improve both operational performance and employee experience. With a workforce management system, organizations can:


  • Accurately predict demand: A good workforce management system uses AI-driven forecasting to analyze historical data and predict future staffing needs so the right number of employees are scheduled to meet customer demand, reducing both overstaffing and understaffing

  • Build smarter employee schedules: While some workforce management systems require leaders to manually build employee schedules, an advanced system will come with automated scheduling tools that can generate optimized shifts that balance business goals, agent skills, and personal preferences, creating fairer, more efficient schedules and giving managers precious time back. However, if you want to build your own, we have fixed, dynamic, split, bidding and rotational options to choose from as well.

  • Create a healthy work culture and loyalty: When employees have a say in their own work schedules and can use self-service features in a workforce management system, they build autonomy and a healthy relationship with their jobs. This increased autonomy improves morale, reduces burnout, and keeps retention high. Plus, with a system that allows managers to set guardrails for automatically approving time off, shift swaps, and more, coverage stays consistent.

  • Consolidate operations: A workforce management system brings multiple tools into one platform, simplifying workflows and providing a single source of truth for staffing, performance, and analytics. Having everything in one place can streamline entire operations, create a more cohesive customer experience, and save organizations both time and money.



In essence, a workforce management system delivers efficiency, flexibility, and insight, enabling teams to operate smarter and deliver better customer experiences.

The best workforce management system for you depends on your organization's needs, things like the size of your team, the complexity of your scheduling needs, and so on. The most effective, cost-efficient solutions are the ones that combine accurate forecasting, automated scheduling, and built‑in analytics, while giving employees flexibility and self‑service options. There are a lot of options out there, but many come piecemeal, requiring organizations to pick and choose and cobble multiple apps together à la carte. This can create inefficiencies, confusion, and ultimately waste an organization's precious time and resources.

Ideally, your best bet for a workforce management system is one that brings all those solutions into one platform that can automate processes, monitor performance in real time, and interface seamlessly with other systems you already use. Zoom Workforce Management, for example, uses AI‑driven forecasting and easily integrates into the broader Zoom ecosystem. Its powerful tools can also scale with your organization while keeping both managers and employees in sync.