👉Using the scheduler

📖 Definition

The scheduler enables you to automatically toggle a use case ON (launch) or OFF (pause) at a specific date and time depending on your needs. Using the scheduler enables you to save time and to anticipate the activation or deactivation of a use case, particularly when you are located in a different timezone or outside of working hours.

⚙️ Configuration

You can schedule a use case to be launched and/or paused at a future date directly from the dashboard by hovering over the use case and clicking the schedule button.

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🚩 Heads up Scheduling a Progressive Rollout will redirect you to the Deployment step. From there, you will be able to define the different deployment dates, including the starting and ending ones.

From the modal, you can choose to schedule your use case to be launched and/or paused at a specific date. To do so:

1. Activate the Start and/or Stop date toggle.

2. Select the date and time. If you want to schedule only the start or stop date, only toggle ON the one you need.

3. Select the timezone from the drop-down list.

4. Click SAVE.

🚩 Heads up You can launch and/or pause a scheduled use case at any time using the ON/OFF toggle from the dashboard. This action will unschedule your use case.

Once set up, the scheduled use case will be easily identified from the dashboard thanks to a schedule icon next to the status button.

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⭐ Good to know If you want to be notified when your scheduled use cases start or stop, you can use our Zapier integration or our Webhooks.

💡 Use case

Let’s say you are working in California and have configured a use case that you want to launch for visitors located in Paris on the 24th of December at 10:00 PM, Paris time. To do so:

1. From the dashboard, click the schedule icon from your use case.

2. Toggle the Start date ON.

3. Select the date from the calendar: 24th of December 2021.

4. Select the time: 10:00 PM.

5. Select the Europe/Paris timezone.

6. Click SAVE: Your use case will be activated at that date and no stop date is scheduled.

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