# Workflow Settings

You can access workflow settings from the top right bar. The following information can be modified in the workflow settings:

### Name and Description of the Workflow

The name is used inside Introist to identify the workflow. Provide details about what the workflow does in the description.

### Target Date

Read more about the target date [here](https://docs.introist.com/knowledge-base/learn/deep-dive/understanding-target-dates-in-workflows). In workflow settings, you can update the target date of the workflow.

### When Target Date Value Changes

This setting controls what Introist should do if an employee has an active automation and the target date changes. Options include:

* **Do nothing**: No changes are made; the automation runs as initially planned. 
* **Add to notifications**: You receive a notification. [Ensure notifications are activated](https://docs.introist.com/knowledge-base/build/notifications).
* **Reschedule automation:** Reschedules the automation with the new target date, affecting only steps not yet executed. 
* **Cancel automation**: Cancels the entire automation.

### Duplicate Mode

Control whether a single employee can have the same workflow activated:

* **Allow many at the same time:** Allow multiple workflows simultaneously. 
* **One active at a time:** Allow only one active workflow at a time. 
* **Allow only once per employee**: Allow only one workflow ever for an employee.

### Timezone

Setting the correct timezone ensures actions are executed at the right time. The default order for selecting timezones is:

* Employee's timezone (if set). 
* Workflow timezone (if set). 
* Workspace default timezone. 

You can customize this by changing the order, selecting the workflow timezone, or selecting a custom employee field for timezone. Read more about how timezones work in the [Understanding Timezones in Workflows article](https://docs.introist.com/knowledge-base/learn/deep-dive/understanding-timezones-in-workflows).