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Setting Up Quiet Hours

Prevent notifications during off-hours and weekends

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Quiet Hours

Quiet hours prevent notifications from being sent during specified times, like nights or weekends.

Why Use Quiet Hours?


  • Avoid disturbing staff off-duty

  • Prevent alarm fatigue

  • Respect work-life boundaries

  • Comply with communication policies
  • Setting Up Quiet Hours


  • Go to Settings > Notifications

  • Find Quiet Hours section

  • Enable quiet hours

  • Set the time range (e.g., 10 PM - 6 AM)

  • Select which days apply

  • Save settings
  • Quiet Hours Options

    Time Range

  • Start time: When quiet hours begin

  • End time: When notifications resume
  • Days

  • Weekdays only

  • Weekends only

  • Specific days

  • Every day
  • Notification Handling

    During quiet hours, notifications are:

  • Held: Sent when quiet hours end

  • Skipped: Not sent at all

  • Emergency only: Only critical alerts sent
  • Override for Emergencies

    Some notifications can bypass quiet hours:

  • Critical security alerts

  • Emergency escalations

  • System outages
  • Configure which notification types can override.

    Per-User Quiet Hours

    Staff can set personal quiet hours in their app:

  • Open staff app

  • Go to Settings

  • Set personal quiet hours
  • These combine with admin-set quiet hours.

    Timezone Considerations


  • Quiet hours use the location's timezone

  • For multi-timezone operations, set per-location

  • Staff see times in their local timezone
  • Best Practices


  • Set reasonable hours (e.g., 10 PM - 6 AM)

  • Include weekends if staff don't work then

  • Allow emergency overrides

  • Communicate policy to staff

  • Review held notifications promptly
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