A business calendar defines working and non-working days for an organization. XTRAC uses the business calendar to invoke XTRAC rules. For example, milestone rules, process completion rules and suspend rules.
XTRAC uses a business calendar to track target completion dates and times. For example, you have a work item that indicates it takes 6 hours to complete. It is now 3 p.m. on a Friday and the business calendar associated with the work item specifies that your day ends at 5 p.m. XTRAC automatically calculates that you have two hours remaining in your business day and then rolls the four remaining hours to the following Monday, which is your next business day. The system uses your business calendar to adjust for evening, weekend, and holiday hours that are not part of your business day when calculating the target completion date and time and the completion percentages associated with an amber and red jeopardy status.
XTRAC provides a default business calendar. You can define additional business calendars and associate them with specific work item rules. XTRAC provides the following predefined holiday sets:
Note: To define a business calendar, you need the Create Business Calendar security function as part of the security group that is associated with your entitlement set.
To create a business calendar
XTRAC displays your holidays in gray and your selected non-working days on the business calendar.
XTRAC adds your new business calendar.
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