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Scheduling Multiple Weeks Ahead

How to build and publish several weeks of schedules ahead of time in Teamsly

You can build as many weeks ahead as you like. Each week is scheduled and published on its own, so you can work on next week, or next month, while this week is already live for your team.

Getting There

Click Schedule in the left navigation. Click any day in the calendar on the left to open that week.

Building Several Weeks

  1. Click a day in the first week you want to build.

  2. Add shifts, or use the tools under Build this week: Add Required Shifts, Copy From Past Week, Schedule Templates, or AI Auto Schedule.

  3. Click a day in the next week and repeat.

  4. Publish each week when it's ready by clicking Publish (number) while viewing that week.

Nothing in a week is visible to employees until you publish that week.

💡 The fastest way to fill several weeks is a Schedule Template. Save a good week once, then apply it to each new week in a few clicks.

Copying a Week Forward

  1. Go to the week you want to reuse.

  2. Click Tools → Copy Week.

  3. Go to a future week and click Paste. Repeat for as many weeks as you need.

Rotating Schedules

If your schedule alternates, such as different weekend crews every other week, save a template for each week of the rotation ("Rotation – Week 1", "Rotation – Week 2") and apply them in order to each new week. See Schedule Templates.

Separate Schedules for Each Department

Use the Departments filter to build and publish each department on its own. See Scheduling by Department.

On Mobile

On the Schedule tab, use the arrows next to the week dates to move between weeks. Tap the blue + button to add shifts, copy a past week, apply a template, or publish the week you're viewing.

Common Questions

Can I schedule a two-week pay period?

Build and publish each week of the period. For a repeating two-week pattern, save each week as its own template.

Will employees see future weeks before I publish them?

No. Employees only see weeks, and changes, that you've published.

How do I know which weeks still have unpublished changes?

Go to the week. If it has unpublished changes, the Publish (number) button appears in the top right. Days with unpublished shifts are also marked on the Month view.

What to Read Next

Need help? Click Book a Call in the top right of the app to talk with the Teamsly team.

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