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Create a team schedule in Shifts - Microsoft Support Related topics × Shifts in Microsoft Teams Get started Quick guide to getting started Managers: Create and manage schedules Create a schedule Configure schedule settings Add shifts to the schedule Open shifts across locations Import a schedule Publish a schedule Managers: Review requests and time reports Manage requests Export time sheet reports Managers: Schedule features Change or filter the view Copy a schedule Export a schedule Print a schedule Managers: Collaboration features Turn on shift-based tags Team members: How to use Shifts View your shifts Make a shift request Request an open shift at another location Request time off Set your availability Clock in and out Skip to main content Sign in with Microsoft Sign in or create an account. Hello, Select a different account. You have multiple accounts Choose the account you want to sign in with. Related topics Shifts in Microsoft Teams Get started Quick guide to getting started Managers: Create and manage schedules Create a schedule Configure schedule settings Add shifts to the schedule Open shifts across locations Import a schedule Publish a schedule Managers: Review requests and time reports Manage requests Export time sheet reports Managers: Schedule features Change or filter the view Copy a schedule Export a schedule Print a schedule Managers: Collaboration features Turn on shift-based tags Team members: How to use Shifts View your shifts Make a shift request Request an open shift at another location Request time off Set your availability Clock in and out Applies To Microsoft Teams This article applies to frontline managers. Get started with Shifts for your staff scheduling needs. Here’s how to create and set up your team schedule for the first time. ​​​​​​​You must be a team owner to create a schedule. In Shifts, each team in Teams gets one schedule to work with, and you can create and manage a schedule for any team you’re an owner of. In this article Step 1: Open the Shifts app Step 2: Create a schedule for your team Step 3: Add schedule groups Step 4: Add team members to schedule groups Step 5: Configure schedule settings for your team Step 6: Turn on shift-based tags in Teams (optional) Next steps Step 1: Open the Shifts app On the left side of Teams desktop or web, select Shifts . If you don’t see Shifts there, go to View more apps and find Shifts in the list of apps. Step 2: Create a schedule for your team At the upper-left corner of Shifts, select Choose or create a schedule , and then select New schedule . In the Create a team schedule dialog, select Create next to the team you want to create a schedule for. Note: The Create button is available only for teams you’re an owner of. Contact your IT admin if you’re not a team owner of a team you want to create a schedule for. Set the time zone for your team’s location, select the closest city, and then choose Confirm . Step 3: Add schedule groups To set up a new schedule, you first create schedule groups and then add team members to each group. Schedule groups organize people in the schedule based on common characteristics within a team, such as role or department. For example, a retail store might have the following groups: Sales associates, Cashiers, Floor leaders. By default, a new schedule includes one group named Unnamed group . Rename this group and add more groups, as needed. To add a group: In the schedule, select Add group . Select More options next to the new group, choose Rename group , and then give your group a name. Tip: The name can be used in @mentions in chats and channel posts in Teams, so be sure to choose a name that’s easy to recognize. To learn more, see the Turn on shift-based tags in Teams section of this article. Select Save . Step 4: Add team members to schedule groups After you add your schedule groups, add people to each group. Next to the schedule group you want to add team members to, select Add people . Enter the person’s name or email address, select their name in the list, and then select Add . Continue adding people, as needed. When you’re done, select Close . Notes: You can add a team member to more than one schedule group. A schedule belongs to a team in Teams so you can only add members of that team to the schedule. If you don't find the person you want to add, use the Manage team link to make them a team member or owner. (Team owners can create and manage schedules.) Changes you make to a team in Teams might not be available right away in Shifts. If you don't find the new team member you want to add to the schedule, wait a bit and try again. Step 5: Configure schedule settings for your team Customize and confirm the schedule options and the Shifts capabilities that you want your team to use. In Shifts, go to the Settings tab. From here, define your schedule settings and choose the Shifts capabilities you want to enable for your team. For example, you can: Set the day of the week you want your schedule to start. Enable open shifts on the schedule for workers to request. Choose whether workers can swap shifts and offer shifts to coworkers. Set whether workers can request time off and add or edit time-off reasons. Turn on time clock to let workers clock in and out of shifts and record breaks. Set privacy controls for shift visibility to control how far back workers can see each other’s shifts and the level of detail. For details about each setting, see Configure settings for your team's schedule in Shifts . Step 6: Turn on shift-based tags in Teams (optional) Shift-based tags let you reach people who are on-shift in real-time. With this feature, team members are automatically assigned tags that match their schedule group name in Shifts. The tags can be used in @mentions by anyone on the team to start a chat or in a channel post. Notifications are sent to only those people who are on shift at the time a tag is used. Choose whether to enable shift-based tags for your team in Teams settings. To learn more, see Turn on shift-based tags in Teams . Next steps Now that you’ve set up your schedule groups and schedule settings, you’re ready to fill out your schedule. Assign shifts to your team members and add open shifts as needed in each group. To learn more, see Add shifts to the schedule in Shifts . For IT admins Shifts for your frontline organization Need more help? Want more options? Discover Community Explore subscription benefits, browse training courses, learn how to secure your device, and more. Microsoft 365 subscription benefits Microsoft 365 training Microsoft security Accessibility center Communities help you ask and answer questions, give feedback, and hear from experts with rich knowledge. 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