> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.fieldpulse.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Schedule Visibility Settings > Limit each service agent to only the jobs they're assigned, keeping the rest of the schedule private and uncluttered. # **Service Agent Schedule Visibility** As an administrator, you have the ability to restrict your service agent's schedule view. This can be beneficial for schedule simplicity, internal adjustments, or general schedule privacy. Navigate to *Company Settings*, select *User Accounts,* then *Users*. Click on Users Select a user and press *Edit*. Click on mode_edit Edit You should then select *User Feature Permissions* and adjust the *Schedule Visibility*. The options include: * *View all assigned jobs* * *View one open job at a time* * *View jobs assigned today* * *View jobs assigned today and tomorrow* * *View jobs assigned today, tomorrow, and the day after* Click on User Feature Permissions… Service agent schedule visibility options for viewing assigned jobs by day range *** # Manual Dispatch Further manage your team members' schedules by hiding or un-hiding jobs and site visits at your discretion, ensuring optimal control over assignments. ## Set Up Navigate to *Company Settings*, then select *Jobs*. Remain on the *General* subtab. Click on Jobs Next, toggle on *Ability to control visits visibility*. Check on You will then need to choose your *Default Visibility* when you create a new job (Hidden or Un-Hidden), as well as choose which roles can hide and unhide jobs.​ Click on Hidden… ## Use The eye icon indicates whether a job is currently visible to the team members assigned to it. As shown below, the slashed eye icon indicates that a job is **not** visible. To adjust the visibility, right click on the job to view this menu. Then select *Un-Hide Job* (or *Hide Job*) to adjust the visibility. Untitled step After selecting Un-Hide Job, the eye icon indicates that the job is now visible to the assigned user(s). Untitled step *** # Video Tutorial