Setting a day off or a one-time exception

Your weekly pattern is the default, but any specific date can override it — close for a wedding, or open extra hours for a one-off market day, without touching the pattern itself.

1. 1Open your schedule and switch to the Specific dates tab.
2. 2Tap the date you want to change on the calendar.
3. 3Pick one of three actions: Closed this date to shut that day down entirely, Custom hours to paint a fresh set of windows just for that date, or Use weekly pattern to drop the override and let the normal week apply again.
4. 4If you chose Custom hours, paint the date the same way you paint the weekly pattern — drag to open a window, slide or resize what you've painted.
5. 5Check your work in the Overrides list underneath the calendar, which shows every date you've changed and what it's set to — "Closed," a list of times, or "Nothing painted yet."

What to expect

An override replaces that date. It never mixes with the weekly pattern — painting one custom window on an otherwise-busy Saturday means only that window is bookable, not the window plus your usual Saturday hours.

If your store has more than one location, closing a date closes every location at once — one tap and you're off everywhere for that day.

Closing or repainting a date never touches orders already scheduled on it. If a day already has accepted orders, resolve those with the buyers first — the calendar edit won't cancel anything out from under them.