Copy last week

Most weeks look a lot like the one before. Copying takes the shifts from the week immediately before the week you're viewing and re-creates them seven days later — same people, same days, same times — so all you have to do is fix the differences.

1. 1

   Open the week you want to fill

   Select Schedules in the sidebar and use the arrows to land on the target week — the one you want the shifts in. The source is always the week directly before it.

2. 2

   Select Copy prev week

   Atteny asks you to confirm first, telling you how many shifts it found: Copy 18 shift(s) from last week to this week?

   

3. 3

   Check the result

   A message reports how many shifts were copied and how many were skipped. The new shifts appear in the grid right away, and each employee gets a single notification for the batch — not one per shift.

What gets copied

Each shift's employee, location, start and end time, Break Minutes, Role and Notes, moved forward exactly one week. Every copy lands as a normal Scheduled shift, ready to be worked.

What doesn't

• Open shifts. Unassigned shifts are never copied forward — create them again or let Auto-schedule generate fresh ones.
• Anything that would clash. Copying adds to the target week; it never overwrites or deletes what's already there. If a copy would overlap a shift that person already has, it's skipped and counted in the skipped total.
• Days already gone. Shifts that would land before today are skipped, so copying into the current week only fills the part still ahead of you.