Holiday Calendar
To access Holiday Scheme settings go to Apps → TeamBoard TimePlaner → Settings → Holiday calendars
Admin can update the holiday calendar. Other members can only view the holiday calendar.
1. Create a New Holiday Calendar
If you have members working on a different holiday calendar, you can create a new one. Click on the New Holiday Calendar button, enter the name and description, and Create.

After creating you can edit and add holidays to the calendar, following step 2
2. Edit Holiday Calendar
Go to Holiday Calendar, click on the calendar you want to edit to expand it then you can add/remove holidays or import from the country's public calendar.

3. Assign holiday calendar to member
Go to Holiday Calendar, and click on the calendar to expand it. On the Resources panel, search for members and add them

Default holiday calendar
The default holiday calendar is applied to all members who are not added to any other calendars
To mark a calendar as default just click on the Set as Default icon

3. Holidays and Working Capacity on the Schedule Board
Holidays are displayed on the scheduling board; you can hover the cursor over them to view the details.
When you hover over a resource's name on the scheduling board, their working capacity and holiday calendar details will appear.
