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# Shift Schedule
The **Shift Schedule** page allows users to create and manage staff rosters for a given week. It provides a clear overview of staff members and their assigned shifts.
This is where Users Shifts are defined for the End of Day Report. [Users Shifts](/end-of-day-report/end-of-day-report-contents/users-shifts.md)
At the top of the page, you can navigate between weeks using the **left and right arrows.**
To **add a shift**, hover over the cell for the relevant user and day. Click on the **plus (+) button** to open the **Add shift time** pop-up. This allows you to define the shift details such as start and end times.
**Other actions:**
* **Copy to another week** — replicates the roster to a different week.
* **Notify staff —** sends an email to staff regarding their scheduled shifts.
{% hint style="info" %}
This only displays users that have **Show in schedule enabled**.
{% endhint %}
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