What is a Grace Period?
A grace period allows tasks to be completed slightly outside the set schedule or calendar time without marking them as late or missed. This feature is useful when tasks may vary due to operational delays, providing flexibility within predefined timeframes.
Note: Grace periods do not affect the actual duration of the task; they only impact the timeframe within which tasks are marked as on-time.
How to Add a Grace Period to a Schedule or Calendar
Navigate to 
Schedules or Calendars in the Mobaro sidebar. Select the schedule or calendar you want to edit.
Select Grace Period Settings
Within a specific time slot or a pattern, locate and enable the Allow grace period section and click to edit the end of the grace period.
Tip: Only users with editing permissions for Schedules or Calendars can adjust grace period settings. If you need access, contact a super user.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can I apply a grace period to all schedules or calendars at once?
A: No, grace periods must be set individually for each schedule or calendar. However, inheriting a calendar with grace periods configured to save time.
Q: How do grace periods impact notifications?
A: Tasks completed before the grace period begins won’t trigger overdue notifications. However, if a task is finished during the Grace Period, it will be marked as overdue and may trigger notifications as configured.
Q: Can grace periods be adjusted after tasks are assigned?
A: Yes, grace periods can be modified at any time, with changes applying to future tasks scheduled from that point onward.