How do I view and change the working and non-working hours or days for a call flow in MyOperator?
How do I view and change the working and non-working hours or days for a call flow in MyOperator?
Quick answer -
You can view and update the working hours and days for any call flow directly from the Design Callflow section in your MyOperator panel. Go to Call → Design Callflow → Select your call flow → Edit → Adjust schedule (working hours, working days, and holiday rules) → Preview → Publish.
1. BEFORE YOU START (PREREQUISITES)
Make sure you have the following ready before making changes:
✅ You are logged in to your MyOperator account with “Call” or “Design Callflow” permissions.
✅ You know the call flow name or ID you want to modify.
✅ If using holiday-based schedules, have your holiday callflow ready.
✅ Recommended: Make schedule changes during low-traffic hours or in a staging/test call flow, if possible.
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2. WHERE TO FIND IT
Login to your MyOperator account.
From the top navigation bar, go to “Call” → “Design Callflow.”
Here you can view all active and draft call flows.
Alt text: Finding your call flow
Here you can view all active, draft, and archived call flows.
3. STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
1. Find the Call Flow
In the Design Callflow dashboard, search by name or ID of the call flow.
Click the row to open its summary view, where you’ll see existing working hours, days, and schedules.
Alt text: Design call flow
2. Enter Edit Mode
Click on the Edit button next to the selected call flow.
Alt text: Edit the design flow
Choose your preferred mode:
Basic Mode: Best for single schedule changes (e.g., standard Mon–Fri office hours).
Advanced Mode: For multiple scheduling rules — such as custom hours per day, holiday
Alt text: Basic mode
es, or weekend-specific behavior.
Alt text: Advanced mode
3. Update Working Hours & Days
Under the Call Routing Rules section, edit the Schedule and Route type
Set the Start Time and End Time (e.g., 09:00 AM → 06:00 PM).
Select the Working Days checkboxes (e.g., Mon–Fri).
4. Configure after‑hours & non‑working day routing
After‑hours — Any time outside your defined business working hours.
Example: If your hours are 9:00 AM–6:00 PM, then 6:00 PM–9:00 AM is after‑hours.
Non‑working days — Full days when your office is officially closed.
Examples: Sundays, national/public holidays, festival leave days.
Add holidays. In Holidays/Non‑working days, add dates (single day) or ranges (multi‑day).
Choose your after‑hours IVR. In Routing → After‑hours, select the IVR or call flow to use when closed.
Choose your non‑working‑day IVR. In Routing → Non‑working days, select the IVR or flow for holidays/weekends.
If the client wishes not to receive any calls on festivals, they can set up the call flow as "Our offices are closed for today due to Diwali, Holi, etc" or they can decide their own message and update it in the design call flow option.
Save your changes.
(Optional) Test by placing a call outside hours and on a holiday date.
Caption:Access the Call Flow and click on View and edit to modify settings
Caption:Define working hours and add non‑working days before mapping IVRs.
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