# Overriding Team's Schedule

With Pagerly, you can override / modify / assign current to some other user from Slack itself

With this feature, any Slack user can take over the current oncall too

For overriding any oncall schedule:

* Fetch the current schedule using `/schedule <team>` command as discussed in the previous section
* Choose the oncall user to want to override

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* Now, you can override that oncall user with a different assignee and customized time period

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You can see the Team Name, Schedule Id and Current Schedule. You can override with :&#x20;

1. New Assignee -> Select the user from your workspace to be oncall for the new time period

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Please select only that user which is part of that oncall schedule. Otherwise, you would face some issues
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2. Choose the start and end date for this oncall time period of this new assignee&#x20;

* Submit by clicking on `Override Schedule` \
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  Voila!! You have successfully changed your Oncall Schedule. You would automatically see the updated schedule.


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