A predictable schedule for links that should work only while a team, venue, or service is available.
The setup is saved to your account, then applied to a short link you choose. Its public URL and default destination stay in place while the listed routing and redirect controls are added.
Review all schedules, destinations, limits, and privacy controls before publishing. Shared templates never copy the creator’s password, account ownership, click history, or private reports.
Change this to the operating timezone before publishing.
One recurring window is included and can be extended with a Saturday schedule.
Applying the template does not replace the link you chose.
Required when visitors need a useful after-hours destination.
A repair shop places goto.now/help on receipts and appointment messages. From 09:00 to 17:00 on weekdays, the link opens live support. Outside that window, visitors go to a fallback page with opening hours, self-service answers, and the next available appointment form.
The public link never changes, so old receipts remain useful. The important improvement is expectation-setting: customers no longer reach an unattended chat and wonder whether anyone saw the message.
Use an IANA timezone such as Asia/Singapore or America/New_York. Avoid leaving UTC unless the team actually works in UTC.
Add one line per recurring window. Split weekdays when Friday or weekend hours differ.
Give visitors opening hours, emergency instructions, or an asynchronous form instead of a dead end.
Temporarily narrow the window or preview the resolver so the active and fallback paths are both verified.
