The Calendars section under Settings -> Calendars is used to manage non-working days and business day logic in Daymi.
Business day calendars determine how process deadlines and scheduling behave. You can create multiple calendars for different regions, teams, or operational needs, and assign them individually to processes and templates.
Only Super Admins can access and manage calendars.
Managing Calendars
Under Settings -> Calendars, you can:
Create and manage multiple business day calendars
Add non-working days and holidays
Examples:
UK Bank Holidays
US Market Holidays
Swedish Red Days
Internal company shutdown periods
Assigning Calendars to Processes
Each process and template can be assigned a specific business day calendar.
This allows processes to follow different regional or operational schedules independently from each other.
For example:
A US process can follow US business days
An EU reporting process can continue during UK bank holidays
Critical operational tasks can continue running during local holidays
If no specific calendar is selected, the process uses the Default Calendar.
Scheduling Rules
Here are a few important rules regarding non-working days and holidays in Daymi:
Process Type | Behaviour |
Daily Processes | Never occur on non-working days |
Weekly Processes | Move to the previous business day. If the scheduled day is Monday, the process moves forward by one day (general rule: no duplicates within the same period) |
Monthly / Quarterly / Yearly Processes | Move to the previous business day. If scheduled on the 1st day of the period and its program type, they move to the next business day |
Once Processes | Always occur one day before the non-working day |
All scheduling behaviour follows the calendar assigned to the specific process.