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# Reschedule Automation

There are instances when you may need to reschedule an entire automation. Whether due to changes in employee availability, or other factors, adjusting the schedule can ensure that your workflows remain aligned with your current needs. Here’s how to reschedule an automation.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can set your workflow to automatically reschedule automations if the target date of an employee changes. Learn how to do this [here](/knowledge-base/build/workflows/workflow-settings.md).
{% endhint %}

To reschedule an automation, first navigate to the specific automation you want to adjust. Once you're on the automation page, look for the three dots located at the top right corner of the screen. Click on these dots to open a menu, and select the "Reschedule" option. You will then be prompted to pick a new date for the automation. After selecting the new date, click "Reschedule."

When you click "Reschedule," Introist will automatically adjust all active steps in the workflow to be relative to the new date you have provided.


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