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Genesys Cloud allows administrators to create and manage operating schedule groups by combining individual operating schedules into organized units with designated time zones and access controls through the Admin > Routing > Operating Schedules interface. Each schedule group requires a unique name (excluding commas), assignment to a specific time zone with daylight saving time support, and association with a division for access management purposes. The system evaluates schedules in a defined priority order: Emergency routing (if activated), followed by Holiday, Closed, and Open schedules, with each group requiring at least one open operating schedule and supporting multiple schedules categorized by type.
Administrators with appropriate Routing > Schedule Group permissions (Add, Edit, View, Delete) can create groups by accessing the Schedule Groups tab, entering a unique name, selecting a time zone and division, and adding individual operating schedules to the Open, Closed, and Holiday categories through a searchable selection interface. Division assignment restricts which administrators can manage each operating schedule group, with the Home division serving as the default option. The configuration workflow requires users to associate multiple operating schedules with holiday operating schedules and repeat the association process for each additional operating schedule before saving the schedule group to apply all settings.
Genesys Cloud provides comprehensive documentation and support resources covering routing functionality, including call routing and message routing s, operating schedule group management (creation, updates, and deletion), individual operating schedule configuration with recurrence settings, and the Evaluate Schedule Group action for testing configurations. The platform accommodates various user roles including agents, administrators, developers/engineers, partners, supervisors, and support personnel, with users able to access support through community forums and provide feedback on documentation accuracy, completeness, clarity, and relevance