# Create Planned Maintenance on status page

#### Step 1: Create planned maintenance

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Click on Maintenance from the left sidebar and then click on 'New planned maintenance' button on the Planned maintenance page.

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Add **title and description** to provide information about the planned maintenance.

You can select the **components** that will be affected by the maintenance. For example, maintenance on mobile app may not affect backend APIs.

Select the **start** and **end** date/time for the planned maintenance activity.

You can choose the **Notify subscribers** option - this will send email notifications to your status page subscribers at the start and end of the planned maintenance activity.

#### Step 2: See planned maintenance details

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You can now see the planned maintenance in the **Upcoming** section on Planned maintenance page. You can click on the maintenance to see details of the maintenance.

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The planned maintenance can be seen by your users on your public status page.


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