Working Calendar #

Navigating: Project Settings → Project → Working Calendar.

By default, the Overdue counter on the dashboard and in registries counts every calendar day since a transmittal was submitted. The Working Calendar makes those counters skip non-working days instead.

Configuration #

Count Working Days Only #

The master toggle. When off, nothing changes and counting stays in calendar days. When on, the overdue calculation respects weekends, holidays, and custom days off.

Holiday Country #

Pick the country whose public holidays should not count (e.g., Qatar). Lunar-based holidays (Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha) use estimated dates marked "(estimated)" — when the official dates are announced, correct them in the Days Off list. Choose "No holiday calendar" to skip weekends only.

Weekend Days #

Click the weekday chips to mark the weekly days off (e.g., Fri–Sat). At least one weekday must remain working.

Days Off List #

The generated holidays for the current and next year, grouped by year, each with a toggle. Switch a holiday off if the project works through it (it shows struck-through). Use the row at the top to add project-specific dates:

• Day off — A site shutdown or an announced Eid extension.
• Working day — A make-up workday that falls on a weekend or holiday.

Custom dates carry a "Custom" badge and can be removed with the trash icon.

How It Affects Overdue Status #

When working days mode is enabled:

1. The overdue counter increments only on working days.
2. Weekends and holidays are skipped.
3. Custom working days can "cancel out" a weekend or holiday.

Example: A transmittal submitted on Thursday with a 3-day overdue threshold counts Thursday, Sunday, Monday (if Fri–Sat are weekends) before showing as overdue on Tuesday.

Testing Your Configuration #

After setting up the calendar:

1. Check the Days Off list for correct holiday dates.
2. Verify weekend chips match your project's schedule.
3. Review overdue items in the dashboard to confirm counts are correct.