> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.yoov.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.yoov.com/app/administrator-operations/shift-scheduling.md). # Shift Scheduling ## 1. Shift Scheduling **Note**: Only administrators with scheduling authority staff have this feature * Administrators / employees with scheduling rights can also make simple scheduling settings in the app, such as: setting / editing attendance groups, shifts, and scheduling. \ **Note**: The application is only for basic settings, the detailed settings of the attendance group must be set using the system, please refer to "WORK User Guide" for details. ### 1.1 Attendance group * Operation:\ \[ Platform] > \[ Attendance Punch-in ] > \[ Settings ] * In the application, you can "Add Attendance Group" ( Fig. 1, 2) or click on the Attendance Group to "Edit Attendance Group" ( Fig. 1, 3, 4) .

### 1.2 Work Location * Operation:\ \[ Platform] > \[ Attendance Punch-in ]> \[ Settings ] > \[ Work Location ] * In the app, you can "Add work location" or click a work place to "Edit a work location".

### 1.3 Shift Management * Operation:\ \[ Platform] > \[ Attendance Punch-in ] > \[ Settings ] > \[ Shift Management ] * In the app, you can "Add Shift" or click on the pencil icon on the right to "Edit Shift."

### 1.4 Scheduling * Operation:\ \[ Platform] > \[ Attendance Punch-in ] > \[ Settings ] > Click the attendance group you want to schedule > \[ Schedule ] > Select employee's shift > \[Save] * After entering the shift schedule, click the date grid to select the shift and work location. After the shift is completed, press \[Save], and the system will update the shift schedule immediately.

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