# Create Swap on Oncall / Rotations

With Pagerly you can directly swap 2 rotations wihout clicking and creating multiple overrides.

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<summary>Step 1:<br>Enter the command <code>/schedule &#x3C;teamname> swap</code> in the command line, replacing <code>&#x3C;teamname></code> with the appropriate team name you wish to manage.</summary>

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<summary>Step 2 :<br>A list of team members will appear. Select the users you want to include in the swap by clicking on their names.</summary>

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<summary>Step 3 :<br>After selecting the users, proceed to choose the specific time period for the swap. This could include specific dates and times according to your needs.</summary>

Choose the time period for User 1 and Time period for User 2

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<summary>Step 4 :<br>Confirm the swap details to finalize the rotation change. Verify using <code>/schedule &#x3C;teamname></code> command</summary>

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