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# Add New Shift

Here you can add new shift from scratch, edit existing ones, and delete the ones you no longer use. In the upper right corner, click the **‘+new shift’** button, then you will see a pop-up of new shifting. Fill in required fields like shift name, shift start, shift end, and next day. If you're done, click the ‘save’ button.

![Add New Shift](/files/-MSWcWGiZ7Rb8i7tvvgZ)

**Component explanation :**

| **Name**    | **Description**                                                                                                                                    |
| ----------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Shift Name  | Enter a descriptive and unique name for the shift.                                                                                                 |
| Shift Start | Select the time to start the shift. This defines the starting time from which the agent shift will be effective while scheduling.                  |
| Shift End   | Select the time to end the shift. This defines the end time of the shift agent scheduling.                                                         |
| Next Day    | To set shifts for different days. For example, if you are setting shifts from 11 pm to 7 am, you must activate this next day feature to '**Yes**'. |

If the addition of a new shift is successful, you will see a successful notification pop-up and the shift will appear in the shift operator list as images below

![Notification Success](/files/-MSWcWGjU3NcoWxT1djb)


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