Shift identification

A method comprising:

• receiving, via a processor, geopositional data and timing data from a computing device associated with a user;
• identifying, via the processor, a set of tasks that were performed based on changes in one or more of the geopositional data and the timing data;
• determining, via the processor, that a first subset of tasks from the set of tasks are included in a first shift and a second subset of tasks from the set of tasks are included in a second shift based on a gap in time between a last task of the first subset and a first task of the second subset;
• and
• storing, via the processor, timing values of the determined first and second shifts in a data store.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions which when executed by a processor cause a computer to perform a method comprising:

• receiving geopositional data and timing data from a computing device associated with a user;
• identifying a set of tasks that were performed based on changes in one or more of the geopositional data and the timing data;
• determining that a first subset of tasks from the set of tasks are included in a first shift and a second subset of tasks from the set of tasks are included in a second shift based on a gap in time between a last task of the first subset and a first task of the second subset;
• and
• storing timing values of the determined first and second shifts in a data store.