Scheduling

Configure periodic runs with a simple cadence or an ordered per-pair schedule.

Enable periodic runs in Settings → Scheduling.

Simple plan (default)

Use this when you want one global cadence for all enabled pairs.

• Enabled: turn scheduling on/off.

• Mode: hourly | every_n_hours | daily_time

• Every N hours: 1–24 (used only for every_n_hours)

• Daily time: HH:MM (24h), in your configured timezone

• Time (anchor): first run of the day for every_n_hours

  • Example: N=6, Time=03:30 → 03:30, 09:30, 15:30, 21:30

Recommendation: start with every 24 hours.

Advanced plan (sequential)

Use this when you need per-pair timing and guaranteed ordering.

Toggle Use advanced plan to replace the simple cadence with an explicit plan.

Each row is one step:

• Pair: which pair to run (only enabled pairs are selectable).

• Time: scheduled start time (24h).

  • Ignored when After is set.

• Days: which weekdays this step can run.

• After: run immediately after another step finishes.

• Active: enable/disable a step without deleting it.

Behavior

• Steps run top-to-bottom. Never in parallel.

• If two steps share a time, list order wins.

• Auto-create from enabled pairs builds a starter plan.

• Add step appends a new row.

Best practices

• Start with the simple plan (daily). Move to advanced only when needed.

• Keep long-running pairs earlier in the list.

• Use After to chain dependent runs.

• Use Active to pause a single step during debugging.