Every 2 h/ 10Interval
Collect open Peak Forms requests every two hours.
Then
Create a weekly task for the team every Monday at eight.
Runs in a fixed rhythm · even without a new event
Peak Automations · Schedules
At the right time, without a reminder.
A calendar slot or a fixed interval.
Not every routine waits for an event. With a schedule an automation starts at fixed calendar times, such as every Monday morning, or at a fixed interval. There is also a manual start when you want to trigger it once on purpose.
Schedule a recurring automationIllustrative example · sample data · nothing is scheduled
EXAMPLE / LIVE PREVIEWOne check.
One check.
The fitting step.
01 / Example value
How should the routine start?
02 / What Peak Automations showsCollect open Peak Forms requests every two hours.
Runs in a fixed rhythm · even without a new event
Change the example value. The next step follows the check.
Sample data · nothing runs
One example. Two paths.
The check
decides the next step.Compare both paths below ↓
decides the next step.Compare both paths below ↓
Two example schedules
How should the routine start?
Schematic example. In the product Peak shows the schedule as a sentence before you test.
Mon 8:00/ 10Calendar
Create a weekly task for the team every Monday at eight.
Starts on time · shows up in the history
Trust needs clarity
What schedules can do, and what not.
01 / The existing evidence
An example, not an appointment
The times on this page are examples. You set your schedules in your workspace.
- Every 2 h/10Collect open Peak Forms requests every two hours.Runs in a fixed rhythm · even without a new event
- Mon 8:00/10Create a weekly task for the team every Monday at eight.Starts on time · shows up in the history
02 / Your check
No threshold triggers
Starting when a value crosses a limit or when nothing happens for a while is planned and not available today.
4 / 1010 / 10
Compare both paths and their reasons.
03 / The clear limit
Asynchronous, not to the second
A scheduled run goes through the queue. It starts at the scheduled time, not to the exact second.
Example│Nothing runs
The next step
Routines that take their turn on their own.
Start Peak Automations and schedule your first recurring automation.
Schedule a recurring automationPeak Automations · SchedulesWhen exactly?
Illustrative example · sample data · nothing is scheduled
Frequently asked questions
Which schedules are there?
Fixed calendar times such as every Monday at eight, fixed intervals such as every two hours, and a manual start.
Can an automation start when a value crosses a limit?
Not yet. Threshold and inactivity triggers are planned.
Does a scheduled run start to the second?
It starts at the scheduled time through the queue, not to the exact second.