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Setting location restrictions

Learn how to adjust visibility settings across locations, positions and coworkers

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Written by Christina
Updated over a week ago

This article was last updated on March 13, 2024.

If you have an account with multiple locations, but those locations don't cross over or interact with each other, there is an option to hide additional locations from your employees (included in the Premium and Business subscriptions).


An admin for the account can access this option under the company settings page under the Restrictions section, shown below:

When disabled, employees will only see coworkers who are assigned to the same location as they are. This applies to:

  • The list of employees under the coworkers tab

  • The coworkers field within shift details

  • Users an employee can start a conversation with

  • Employees listed on the full schedule

Keep in mind that any conversations created before the setting was disabled will still be accessible to employees. 

Restrictions for Visibility of Coworker's Shifts

It's possible to restrict the view of the schedule based on your preferences. To change this, go to Dashboard > Settings > Schedule.

Within the very first section under Schedule Settings, you'll see the option to allow employees to view their coworkers' schedules.

The options available in the dropdown menu for this setting are as follows:

  • Employees can view full schedule in all locations

  • Employees can view full schedule within their own location

  • Employees can view for their position in all locations

  • Employees can view for their position within their own location

When this setting is enabled, you will also have the option to allow employees to see their coworkers in their shift details.

Once you have selected the option that works for your needs, click Save at the bottom of the page and the change will take effect immediately.

Admins will still be able to create a group conversation that includes all users on the account, so use caution when assigning conversations using the "Everyone" group.

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