Every device has possibility to set "Manual Override" behaviour - what should be done when user decides to change its value despite of active automatic program.

Office

The example below shows configuration of blinds in the office building, where blinds are running on automatic during the day, but users are allowed to alter position anytime. Every midnight, blinds are reset back to automatic.

Using this setting, after user's intervention, blind would remain in set position for 24 hours, despite active automatic Smart Rules.

Add virtual push button for triggering action

In Settings → Virtual devices, add device Push button

Change its name

Add Smart Rule Weekly schedule, that will trigger this device every midnight

Add Smart Rule Push button event, that will do the switching to Automatic mode

Rename Smart Rule

Set action for all affected blinds

Tap and hold to start selecting multiple devices, or tap "Select all"

Advantage: Set Value: Off (if there is another active Smart Rule that will take care of correct position of the blind)
Disadvantage: Set Operation Mode: Automatic

Set action:

Residential

For residential use, it is more favourable to prevent any unnecessary movement of blinds during night. It is easy to extend morning routine action of "Daily schedule" Smart Rule with advanced setting that will not only lift the blinds, but also set their operation mode to Automatic.

Add "Daily schedule" Smart Rule to your blind, that will for example lift the blind every day at 7AM, and pull down the blind 1 hour after sunset.

In setting dialog of morning action, click "Show more" and select "Change operation mode"→ "Automatic"

Reset blinds back to automatic mode

Office

Set manual override of every blind to "Keep manual mode for 24 hours"

Add virtual push button for triggering action

Residential

Set manual override of every blind to "Keep manual mode for 24 hours"

Extend morning action for each blind to set operation mode "Automatic"