Warehouse Shift Auto-Booking Tool
Budget / Salary£20–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
Project: Warehouse Shift Booking Automation
I’m looking for an experienced developer to build a browser-based automation tool that can monitor available warehouse shifts and quickly book suitable shifts on behalf of users.
The main purpose is to help people secure available warehouse jobs/shifts faster than manually checking the employer’s website or booking system.
The tool should:
* Run through a standard Chrome browser on Windows 10.
* Allow users to securely log in to their own accounts.
* Continuously monitor for newly available shifts.
* Automatically identify shifts based on criteria such as:
* Warehouse/location
* Start time
* Shift duration/hours
* Preferred booking days and time windows
* Automatically book matching shifts where permitted.
* Handle normal page refreshes, session timeouts and changing page layouts reliably.
* Provide timestamped logs of all actions.
* Include a simple configuration file or UI so preferences can be changed easily.
* Store login credentials and session information securely.
Deliverables
* Complete source code.
* Setup and installation guide.
* README explaining how to configure preferred locations, shift lengths, times and booking windows.
* Demonstration or live walkthrough using an authorised test account.
* One week of post-delivery support for bug fixes and edge cases.
Acceptance Criteria
* Runs in Chrome on Windows 10 without paid software licences.
* Successfully demonstrates automated selection/booking of at least 3 authorised test shifts.
* Records actions with timestamps for troubleshooting.
* Source code is provided for future maintenance and configuration.
The automation must not bypass CAPTCHAs, security controls, account restrictions or other anti-automation protections. If additional verification is required, the tool should pause for the account holder to complete it.
I’m looking for a developer experienced in browser automation, Selenium, Puppeteer or Playwright, secure authentication, and reliable web automation.
I’m looking for an experienced developer to build a browser-based automation tool that can monitor available warehouse shifts and quickly book suitable shifts on behalf of users.
The main purpose is to help people secure available warehouse jobs/shifts faster than manually checking the employer’s website or booking system.
The tool should:
* Run through a standard Chrome browser on Windows 10.
* Allow users to securely log in to their own accounts.
* Continuously monitor for newly available shifts.
* Automatically identify shifts based on criteria such as:
* Warehouse/location
* Start time
* Shift duration/hours
* Preferred booking days and time windows
* Automatically book matching shifts where permitted.
* Handle normal page refreshes, session timeouts and changing page layouts reliably.
* Provide timestamped logs of all actions.
* Include a simple configuration file or UI so preferences can be changed easily.
* Store login credentials and session information securely.
Deliverables
* Complete source code.
* Setup and installation guide.
* README explaining how to configure preferred locations, shift lengths, times and booking windows.
* Demonstration or live walkthrough using an authorised test account.
* One week of post-delivery support for bug fixes and edge cases.
Acceptance Criteria
* Runs in Chrome on Windows 10 without paid software licences.
* Successfully demonstrates automated selection/booking of at least 3 authorised test shifts.
* Records actions with timestamps for troubleshooting.
* Source code is provided for future maintenance and configuration.
The automation must not bypass CAPTCHAs, security controls, account restrictions or other anti-automation protections. If additional verification is required, the tool should pause for the account holder to complete it.
I’m looking for a developer experienced in browser automation, Selenium, Puppeteer or Playwright, secure authentication, and reliable web automation.
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