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Save and compare scenarios for next business day

Save and compare scenarios next business day so everyone shares the same assumptions. Capture weekend pattern, holiday preset, custom holidays, cutoff time, and inclusive vs exclusive mode. Lining them up side by side makes it easy to pick the safest result before you share timelines with customers or teammates.

Published: January 7, 2026 · Updated: January 7, 2026 · By FinToolSuite Editorial

Disclaimer

  • For education, not legal, tax, payroll, or financial advice.
  • Examples stay simple so the idea is clear.
  • Your inputs and assumptions drive results; nothing here is guaranteed.
  • Holiday presets can miss local observances—give them a quick review.
  • See the Privacy Policy; don’t share personal data.

Quick answer: compare assumptions side by side

  • Save scenarios with explicit weekend pattern, holiday preset, custom holidays, cutoff time, and mode.
  • Compare results and pick the one that matches policy before sharing dates.
  • Share the scenario details so anyone can reproduce the next business day.

Three example scenarios (illustrative)

Baseline

Inputs: Weekend Sat–Sun, holiday preset on, no custom holidays, no cutoff, exclusive mode.

Result: Standard next business day for most regions. Illustrative only.

Strict cutoff

Inputs: Weekend Sat–Sun, holiday preset on, cutoff 17:00, no custom holidays, exclusive mode.

Result: After-cutoff actions move to the next business day. Illustrative only.

Regional closures

Inputs: Weekend Sat–Sun, holiday preset on, custom holidays for regional observances and company shutdown, no cutoff, exclusive mode.

Result: Next business day moves past local closures. Illustrative only.

Share checklist

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  1. Weekend pattern (Sat–Sun, Fri–Sat, Sun–Thu).
  2. Holiday preset and year.
  3. Custom holidays listed by name and date.
  4. Cutoff time and timezone (if used).
  5. Mode (inclusive or exclusive) and the returned date.

FAQ

How many scenarios should I keep?

Keep a few clear ones—baseline, strict cutoff, and a regional/custom-closure variant cover most needs.

Should I share screenshots?

Yes, or export the scenario details so others can replicate settings quickly.

Does comparing scenarios slow teams down?

It speeds decisions by exposing assumptions early and avoiding rework later.

Is this guaranteed?

No. It’s educational. Confirm with your policies and calendars.

Align on the next business day

Save scenarios, compare assumptions, and share the agreed result.

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