# Shift Types

Shift types allow you to track different groups of users within one server. This could range from 50/50 moderating, to sub-department clocking.

## <mark style="color:blue;">Creating Shift Types</mark> <a href="#create" id="create"></a>

To create a shift type, you can run the `/shift types` create command with the name parameter being the desired name of your shift type.

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Just select the roles that are able to use the shift type (or none to keep it as staff only) and then hit confirm to create the shift type.

## <mark style="color:blue;">Using Shift Types</mark> <a href="#usage" id="usage"></a>

To use shift types, just use the **type** parameter on any shift related command.

**E.G.** `/shift manage type: Example Type`


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