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# Schedules

It helps assign shifts, set work hours, and ensure coverage while tracking attendance against planned schedules.

1. **User List** – Displays all employees or users in your account so you can view or assign schedules.
2. **Weekly Columns (Monday–Sunday)** – Shows each day of the week where you can assign or view shift schedules for employees.
3. **Scheduled Shifts** – Displays the specific shift assigned (e.g., “Days 8AM–5PM”) to the employee for each day.
4. **Edit Button** – Allows you to edit the employee’s schedule for the selected week or day.

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