Fortnightly Service Round Planner for Alternating Weeks
Keep two alternating service rounds clear without treating every fortnight as a calendar month. Use the example dates to establish the pattern, then fill in your actual Visits, occupied time, access and exceptions.
Anchor each round to a real date
The example starts Week A on Monday 7 September 2026 and Week B on Monday 14 September. Week A returns on 21 September, fourteen days after its first date. Check each customer's frequency rather than assuming every customer belongs to the same pattern.
In Daylane Pro+, a weekly recurring pattern with interval two represents a fortnightly cadence. Review the generated Jobs and Visits; the planner itself neither imports a round nor creates a recurring pattern.
Check the whole occupied day
Add service, setup and inbound travel for each Visit. Reserve breaks, final travel, administration and recovery separately so the same journey is not counted twice. Check fixed access before choosing the order.
Keep exceptions attached to their specific date.
A moved Visit does not by itself decide every later date.
Confirm customer timing through the normal workflow after reviewing capacity.
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ALTERNATING FORTNIGHTLY ROUND PLANNER
Illustrative dates and durations; replace with your actual commitments.
DATE EXAMPLE
Week A: Monday 7 September 2026
Week B: Monday 14 September 2026
Next Week A: Monday 21 September 2026
Next Week B: Monday 28 September 2026
Each round repeats after 14 days, not once per calendar month.
FILLED CAPACITY CHECK — FICTIONAL WEEK A
Working day: 480 minutes
Breaks: 30; admin and final travel: 30; recovery: 45
Available for Visits and inbound travel: 375 minutes
Four example Visits: each 60 service + 10 setup + 20 inbound travel = 90 minutes
Total occupied: 360 minutes; extra unallocated: 15 minutes
Fixed access and actual route still require a separate check.
BLANK ROUND — COPY FOR A AND B
Round label:
First date / next two dates:
Working day minutes:
Breaks / admin and final travel / recovery:
Minutes remaining for Visits and inbound travel:
VISIT — COPY FOR EACH STOP
Customer / Location / Job reference:
Agreed frequency:
Service minutes:
Setup and pack-up minutes:
Inbound travel minutes:
Occupied minutes (sum of the three):
Fixed access / customer timing:
Proposed order:
Customer confirmation status:
DATE-SPECIFIC EXCEPTION
Affected Visit and date:
Reason / dependency:
Agreed replacement, if any:
Effect on later dates checked:
Next action / owner / review date:
ROUND REVIEW
Total occupied minutes:
Additional unallocated minutes:
Access and route checked by / date:
Remaining conflicts or unanswered questions:
Plan Week A and Week B separately with a printable round worksheet, a fixed anchor date and an example that distinguishes weekly work from alternate-week customers.
Compare two capacity scenarios with Daylane's free calculator, keeping assumptions visible and checking the actual route, access and scope before confirming work.