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Availability Settings

We’ve added a feature so you can manage your availability. Mark yourself unavailable, set partial-day or full-day blocks, schedule repeating unavailable times — this ensures you’re not assigned work when you’re not available.

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What You Can Do

  • Mark yourself unavailable for specific days.
  • Set partial-day unavailability (e.g. mornings or afternoons) if you can’t take a full-day assignment.
  • Create recurring unavailable events (for example, weekly days off or regularly scheduled time off).
  • Differentiate between full-day and partial-day unavailable periods so assignments only happen when you’re available.

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Why It Helps

  • You won’t be assigned jobs when you’re unavailable — fewer surprises and less stress.
  • Gives you flexibility to control when you’re working.
  • Managers can plan better when everyone’s availability is visible.
  • Helps prevent overloading and supports better work/life balance.

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How to Set Your Availability

  1. Log in and go to Settings → Availability (or Profile → Availability Calendar).
  2. View any existing unavailability (full-day, partial, or recurring).
  3. To add new unavailable time:
    • Select a date (or dates).
    • Choose whether it’s full day or partial day.
    • If recurring, set how often it repeats (e.g. weekly, monthly).
  4. Save your availability settings.
  5. If your schedule changes, update or remove availability blocks so assignments stay aligned with your true availability.

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Tips for Best Use

  • Plan ahead: mark recurring or known time off in advance (vacations, regular off-days).
  • Be specific: use partial-day settings to avoid confusion (e.g. “Morning off”, “Afternoon busy”).
  • Update often: if something changes unexpectedly, update availability right away.
  • Use recurring events if your schedule tends to repeat — saves you time.