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# Shift Calendar

The Shift Calendar module in Workspace allows users to view and manage configured team shifts directly from the Calendar section. It provides a timeline-based view of shift schedules, assigned members, shift duration, shortages, and leave details for different teams within the department.

For detailed information about configuring shifts, business hours, and shift schedules, refer to the [Shift Configuration](/infraon-help/infinity-user-guide/infraon-configuration/user-management/shift-configuration.md) documentation.

## **What you can do here**

Using the Shift Calendar module, users can:

* View configured shifts for different teams within their department.
* View shift timings, working duration, shortages, and leave details.
* View members assigned to a particular shift.
* Add users to a shift.
* Remove users from a shift.
* Monitor operational coverage using the timeline-based shift view.
* View on-duty and off-duty member details for the selected shift.

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