Mandatory Settings

Mandatory Settings

Purpose

  1. To explain the Mandatory Settings within the Scheduling Module. 


Video 



Directions

1. Click on Scheduling > Setup.





2. Click on Call Shift Rules.


Click on Call Shift Rules.



3. Click on Mandatory Settings. 


Click on Mandatory Settings.



4. Here you can choose the default work type of the individual who will be held mandatorily. Once done, click Save. 


Here you can choose the default work type of the individual who will be mandatoried. Once done, click Save.



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