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As administrators,
you are able to configure calendars

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allowing you to assign days
where you are not able to perform either

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production or delivery activities.

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This could be, for example,
public holidays

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or when your equipment is offline
for maintenance.

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Calendars can be assigned to production
restrictions or delivery restriction

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configurations,
ensuring that they take the configured

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calendar days into account
when calculating

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necessary dates.

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So these are really easy to specify.

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The first thing we are going to do
is navigate to manage

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calendars.

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You can see I've already got

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a couple of calendars
specified here to create a new one.

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I'm just going to go to add new record
over on the right hand side

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and give my calendar and you'll see that
we can have multiple calendars

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available.

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Then click on configuration.

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So here
you're presented with a calendar screen

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which shows months and days,

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and you can see you can switch
between the different years.

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For example, scroll between them
so you can select

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whichever
configuration of dates that you like.

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From here, you're able to mark the days
you would like to designate as non

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execution days on the calendar screen,
which appear simply as clicking the days.

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So for example, if we say that
for the purposes of this calendar,

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we have a shut down around
about the 4th of July.

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So do those three days
around the 4th of July.

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You'll see that we then have these boxes
appearing at the bottom,

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which allows us to give a name
to that particular day.

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So, for example, the 4th of July,
I might put an Independence Day,

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and you can specify whether one
or all of those dates is recurring.

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So whether or not it appears year
after year, and that's basically it.

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Once you've configured
those particular dates,

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you can do as many or as few dates
on each calendar as you like.

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And then just click Save.

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Now what we'll do in other tutorials
is to actually assign these calendars

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to production restrictions and delivery

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restrictions.