Use the ShiftPattern table to specify the the daily work shifts for multiple days, up to a maximum of 31.

Note
This table supports Response integrations for Fleet accounts.

For each day in the shift pattern, you assign one or more predefined Shifts that specify the work hours for that day.

The following example shows a JSON input file for a StandardForty shift pattern that represents a 7-day schedule with five days working standard shift (8 AM - 5 PM), followed by two days off:

[{
    "Name": "StandardForty",
    "ShiftAssignments": [
      ["Standard"],
      ["Standard"],
      ["Standard"],
      ["Standard"],
      ["Standard"],
      [],
      []
    ]
}]

Note
In the ShiftAssignments array, use an empty value [] to represent a day off.

The following example shows a BiWeeklyFlex shift pattern that specifies the shifts for a 14 day period:

• Week 1: Four 10-hour workdays followed by three days off.
• Week 2: Five 8-hour workdays followed by two days off.

[{
   "Name": "BiWeeklyFlex",
   "ShiftAssignments": [
     ["TenHour"],
     ["TenHour"],
     ["TenHour"],
     ["TenHour"],
     [],
     [],
     [],
     ["Standard"],
     ["Standard"],
     ["Standard"],
     ["Standard"],
     ["Standard"],
     [],
     []
   ]
}]

In a given day, you can assign more than one shift, up to a maximum of 5. For example, to include morning, afternoon, and evening shifts in the same day, use the following shift assignment: ["Morning","Afternoon","Evening"]

In these examples, the Standard, TenHour, Morning, and Afternoon, Evening shifts were previously defined using the Shift table.

This topic contains the following sections:

• Requirements
• ShiftPattern column descriptions
• Custom columns