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# Calibration

Open **Settings → Calibration** to choose the assignment-history period and compensation rules for distribution rules and Click Router round robin. Review the settings, then click **Save**.

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## Reset frequency

Under **Reset frequency**, choose **Frequency**:

| Frequency | History used for balancing                                                            |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Monthly   | Assignments since the start of the current month.                                     |
| Quarterly | Assignments since the start of the current quarter: January, April, July, or October. |
| Yearly    | Assignments since the start of the current year.                                      |

This changes the period used for assignment balancing. It does not delete bookings or promise equal meeting counts. Member weights, eligibility, availability, recent assignments, and credits also affect who receives a meeting.

## Compensation rules

Credits give a member priority for a future eligible assignment. They apply within the relevant distribution rule or Click Router.

| Rule                      | Effect when enabled                                                                                                                           |
| ------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Vacation and holidays** | Adds credit when vacation handling skips a member selected by strict round robin. Flexible distribution does not award vacation compensation. |
| **Cancelled meetings**    | Returns a credit to the host when a prospect cancels an eligible distributed booking.                                                         |
| **No-show meetings**      | Returns a credit when the booking is marked as a no-show. Undoing the no-show reverses that adjustment.                                       |
| **Reassigned meetings**   | Returns a credit to the original host and records an assignment for the new host.                                                             |

These settings do not create compensation for personal or group links, or for meetings assigned through CRM ownership matching. Vacation compensation is separate from the [Vacation](/settings/workspace-settings/vacation.md) controls that remove members from assignments.

Open a distribution rule’s [Distribution history](/routing-rules/distribution-rules/distribution-history.md) to review assignments, weights, and credits.


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