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Define a weekly schedule — open and closed windows, plus holidays — that describes when your workspace is open.
You can build a schedule with the steps below, but there’s no way in Get2Dial today to attach a schedule to a routing rule so it actually changes where a call goes when you’re closed. A schedule you create here doesn’t affect call routing yet.

Before you start

  • You need an admin role.
  • Decide the schedule’s own time zone — it doesn’t inherit your workspace’s or a caller’s.

Steps

1

Go to Business hours

In the left navigation, select Business hours, then select Add schedule.
2

Name it and set its time zone

Enter a Name and choose a Time zone. Every window and holiday on this schedule is evaluated in this time zone.
3

Add your weekly hours

For each day you’re open, add an open and close time (for example, Monday 09:00–17:00). A window can wrap past midnight. Leave a day with no windows to mark it fully closed.
4

Add holidays, if you have any

Add a specific date to close on, or a day and month that recurs every year (for example, December 25). Mark whether the holiday is closed or, less commonly, an exception that opens you on an otherwise-closed day.
5

Save the schedule

Select Save.

Verify

The schedule appears in Business hours with the windows and holidays you set.

Common problems

  • You expected this to change your call routing. It doesn’t yet — see the warning above.

Next steps

Route an inbound number

Inbound calls