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# Schedule
Plan the coming days on a timeline per driver and assign bookings visually.
The **Schedule** shows your bookings on a timeline with one row per driver, so you can see at a glance who is busy, who is free and which rides still need a driver. Open it with **Schedule** in the sidebar.
The Schedule. Each coloured block is a booking; its length is the expected trip duration.
## Reading the timeline
* **Rows** — the top row, **Unassigned**, holds bookings without a driver. Below it, every driver has a row with their name, driver code and the license plate of their vehicle.
* **Columns** — the hours of the day. The date is shown above the hours, and each day of the selected period has its own timeline.
* **Booking blocks** — each block shows the pickup and drop-off time, the pickup and drop-off address, the number of passengers and luggage, and the vehicle class. A plane icon marks airport transfers. The block colour is the **Schedule color** of the booking.
## Filters
| Filter | What it does |
| ---------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Company** | Shows the drivers and bookings of one company. |
| **Date period** | The days shown on the timeline. Click **✗** to reset it. |
| **Show unassigned bookings** | Shows or hides the **Unassigned** row. |
## Plan and assign
* Drag a booking from the **Unassigned** row onto a driver's row to assign it to that driver.
* Click a booking to open its details and change it.
* Click **Create a booking** in the top right corner to add a new booking. See [Creating and Editing Bookings](/documentation/bookings-and-dispatch/creating-and-editing-bookings.md).
{% hint style="success" %}
**Tip:** Give recurring customers or booking types their own **Schedule color** in the booking form, so you can recognise them on the timeline.
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## Watch the video
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Schedule and Planning Module — CodiCo Taxi Dispatch Software
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See the [Schedule feature overview](https://codico.io/taxi-dispatch-software/schedule/) on the CodiCo website.
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