# Add Schedule Maintenance

You can schedule maintenance for any business service directly from the listing page. Clicking the **Maintenance icon** opens a pop-up window, where you can define the schedule and duration.

Maintenance helps suppress alerts during planned downtimes and ensures accurate availability tracking. You can schedule maintenance once or regularly—daily, weekly, or monthly.

Refer to the table below for details on each field in the **Business Service Maintenance** pop-up.

Schedule Maintenance **| Basic Details**

| **Field**                     | **Description / Example**                                                                 |
| ----------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Schedule Mode**             | Choose how often the maintenance should occur.                                            |
| **Once**                      | Schedule a one-time maintenance window.                                                   |
| **Daily**                     | Repeat every day during the set time.                                                     |
| **Weekly**                    | Select specific weekdays for recurring maintenance.                                       |
| **Monthly**                   | Choose a specific day of the month to repeat the maintenance.                             |
| **Maintenance From\***        | Select the start date and time when the service should enter maintenance mode.            |
| **Maintenance Until\***       | Select the end date and time when the maintenance should stop.                            |
| **Schedule Start (Optional)** | For recurring schedules, specify from which date the maintenance cycle should begin.      |
| **Schedule Until (Optional)** | For recurring schedules, set the final date for when the maintenance cycle should repeat. |

{% hint style="info" %}
Only services with valid configurations will reflect maintenance status in reporting and monitoring views.
{% endhint %}


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