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# Campaign Scheduler

The Campaign Scheduler on Feature Experimentation & Rollout allows you to **automatically play or pause a campaign at a specific date and time**.

This feature helps you schedule activations or deactivations in advance, especially when working across different time zones or outside business hours. It ensures campaigns launch exactly when planned.&#x20;

This feature is available for all campaign types.

### Campaign Scheduler activation &#x20;

You can schedule campaigns to launch and/or pause at future dates from two areas:

#### 1. From the Campaign dashboard

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On the **Feature Experimentation campaign dashboard**:

1. Click the **Campaign Status Button**.
2. Select **Schedule** **campaign** from the dropdown menu.

#### 2. From the Campaign creation flow

During campaign setups:

1. Click the **Campaign Status button** available in the top sidebar
2. Select **Schedule** **campaign** from the dropdown menu.

### Campaign Scheduler configuration&#x20;

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You can define a **start date**, a **stop date**, or both.

1. Enable the **Start date** and/or **Stop date** toggle.
2. Select the desired date and time.
3. Choose the appropriate **timezone**.
4. Click **Save**.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you only need to schedule a launch or pause (not both), enable only the relevant toggle.
{% endhint %}

Once configured, scheduled campaigns are identified in the dashboard with a **schedule icon** next to their status.&#x20;

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### Manual override

You can manually launch or pause a scheduled campaign anytime using the **Campaign Status Button.** This automatically removes the existing schedule.

### Notifications&#x20;

If you want to be notified when a scheduled campaign starts or stops, you can configure:

* **Zapier integrations**
* **Webhooks**

These allow you to trigger automated workflows or internal notifications based on campaign status changes.

#### Example Use case

You are working in California and want to launch a campaign for Paris visitors on **December 24th at 10:00 PM (Paris time)**.&#x20;

To schedule it:

1. From the dashboard, click the **Schedule** icon on your campaign.
2. Enable the **Start date** toggle.
3. Select **December 24th**.
4. Set the time to **10:00 PM**.
5. Choose the **Europe/Paris** timezone.
6. Click **Save**.

Your campaign will automatically activate at the selected time. No stop date is required unless you want to schedule one.


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