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Workforce management has two surfaces: Workforce for managers planning the team’s shifts, and My Schedule for each agent’s own calendar and availability.
My Schedule — your calendar, shifts, and availability
Workforce is an optional feature that admins enable under Workforce → Feature Settings (“Enable for this organization”). If it’s off, the Workforce pages are hidden for everyone.

For managers: plan and publish shifts

Open Workforce to plan a week at a time (use the week navigator at the top right):
1

Define shift types first

In the Template & Rules tab, create your shift types — each with a name, color, and start/end time. Sensible defaults (Morning, Evening, Split, Off) are created for you the first time.
2

Fill the Duty Planner

In the Schedule tab, the planner shows one row per employee and one column per day. Click any cell to assign a shift type (or Clear it). Copy previous week saves re-entering a repeating pattern.
3

Publish the week

Toggle Publish when the week is ready — agents are notified of their assigned shifts. You can unlock the week again to make changes.
The Live presence strip under the planner shows how many agents are currently Online, Away, or Offline, and the Calendar tab lets you view any team member’s calendar.

For agents: My Schedule

My Schedule is your personal calendar — day, week, month, and agenda views, with your assigned shifts, CRM events, SLA items, and synced Google Calendar events each toggleable in the “My calendars” list.
  • Set your presence — the Online / Away / Offline control in the header tells your manager (and routing) whether you’re reachable.
  • Manage your availabilityEdit availability opens a drawer where you set your timezone, weekly working windows per day, buffers before/after meetings, minimum lead time, and daily/weekly booking caps. An out-of-office entry overrides everything — no routing or bookings while it’s active.
  • Create events — same smart availability checking described in Email & calendar.
Your working hours and availability aren’t just informational — they feed appointment booking and lead routing, so keeping them current means you only get booked when you’re actually reachable.

Notifications

Two bells in the header keep you current: the notifications bell (SLA alerts, shift assignments, and other actionable or informational alerts, with mark-read and dismiss) and the task bell (tasks due now or coming up in the next two hours, with a shortcut to log an outcome).