# Schedules

Schedules allow you to automate actions based on predefined times. This is particularly useful for controlling systems like lighting, heating, or blinds at specific times.

## Overview of Schedules

* The schedules overview displays all created schedules. Each row in the table contains the following columns:
* **Name:** The name of the schedule, describing the automation goal.
* **Last updated:** The time of the last change to the schedule.
* **Actions:** Available actions you can perform with a schedule (Edit, Delete, etc.).
* If no schedules are present, a message will appear: "No items found."

## Create Schedule

* To create a new schedule, click the "Create" button at the top right of the view.
* You will be directed to a menu where you can set details such as the schedule's name, times, and the devices to be controlled.
* Ensure all relevant options are configured so the schedule executes correctly.

## Actions

* For each schedule, several actions are accessible via buttons:
* **Edit:** You can modify existing schedules by clicking the edit icon.
* **Delete:** If a schedule is no longer needed, you can remove it by clicking the red "Delete" icon.

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