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# Flagship November release notes 🦃
## Flagship November release notes 🦃
## **Flagship New Releases**
## 📅 Scheduler :
Stressed out about forgetting you have an experiment to launch or busy with urgent business and not being able to launch the personalization you spent so much time on? What impact would it have on your business if you forgot about it while other stakeholders thought it was done? How much time and money would you lose by moving on to another task in a hurry to belatedly activate an experience or personalization?
Wouldn't it be great if you could agree with all stakeholders, set a date, and stop thinking about it to focus on other things?\
Flagship scheduler not only allows you to plan your experience or feature launch but also to be in sync with all your stakeholders and avoid any missteps of a GTM launch. Don't waste time or worry anymore about forgetting to toggle on a use case.
Try it now 🚀
**Want to know more about it?**
👉 Consult the [Scheduler documentation](https://abtasty.zendesk.com/knowledge/articles/4404963619730/en-us?brand_id=360003208793)
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