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# Enhancement: Highlight Expiring Schedules
## Overview
To help with easier management of Schedule information in Builder, we've added further filters which highlight which data is expiring soon or already has done, to help you better manage which schedules records you need to upload more data on to keep their related processes running as desired.
Now, when you go to the schedules screen you'll see the number of schedules that have expired at the top.
You can also use the new filter function to see schedules that have already expired or are about to expire in certain time frames. The options are:
* Already expired
* Expiring within next 7 days
* Expiring within next 30 days
* Expiring within next 90 days
* Select Date - here you can choose a custom date.
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