Case Study: Children's Museum of the Arts achieves streamlined scheduling and accurate timekeeping with TCP Software (Humanity)

How Humanity Helped the Children’s Museum Of The Arts Conquer Its Scheduling Pain Points

The Children’s Museum of the Arts, a Manhattan-based non-profit with 17 full-time staff and numerous part-time Teaching Artists, struggled to manage multi-department staffing and employees holding multiple positions using spreadsheet software. Scheduling conflicts, overlapping shifts, and time-consuming manual tracking pushed the museum to adopt Humanity from TCP Software to modernize and simplify its scheduling and timekeeping.

TCP Software’s Humanity delivered a centralized online system with multi-location/position support, individual employee profiles, and an integrated time clock so staff can clock in/out and managers can approve or adjust shifts in real time. The museum reports that Humanity has made scheduling, tracking, and approving timecards far easier—“saving managers a great deal of time”—and now successfully handles multi-position scheduling and accurate timekeeping.

Children’s Museum of the Arts

Anna DuBose

Administrative Assistant