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# Changing Team Member Availability

{% hint style="info" %}
Follow the below steps only if you want to change the availability of another user in your account. 

If you are the user and you yourself want to change the availability of yours then go to calendar settings > availability settings and change it.
{% endhint %}

#### 1. Click on Settings and Go to My Staff

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#### 2. Choose the user and click on edit.

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#### 3. Go to User Availability

P.S. User availability takes precedence over all kinds of availability in Synamate.

Example: If the user's availability is 10AM to 2 PM and the calendar availability of that user is set to 9 AM to 5 PM. The slots available in the calendar will only show between 10AM to 2 PM.

![](https://d3q7ie80jbiqey.cloudfront.net/media/image/zoom/6ac7ebeb-6829-42a3-934c-649896081325/1/57.135418057442/75.054794468292?1)

#### 4. Edit the Available hours of the users and Save.

Only Admins will have access to edit this information.

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