Scheduled jobs

Reports and monitoring → Scheduled jobs shows when reconciliations run automatically, and the history of every run the system started.

Schedules

A schedule is written as a cron expression: six parts giving the second, minute, hour, day of the month, month and day of the week. The default, 0 0 6 * * ?, means every day at 6:00. Some examples:

Expression	Runs
0 0 6 * * ?	Every day at 6:00
0 30 7 ? * MON-FRI	Weekdays at 7:30
0 0 9 1 * ?	On the 1st of every month at 9:00
0 0 */4 * * ?	Every four hours

Edit the expression and leave the box to save it; the badge shows whether the schedule is on.

Note

Scheduled runs are part of some plans; see Billing and plans. For files that arrive every day, it is often better to run when the files arrive, with file routing, than at a fixed time that may come before the file does.

Execution history

Every automatic run: what kind of job it was, its status (Completed or Failed), when it started, how long it took, how many rows it processed, and for a failure, what went wrong (for example Side HR master has no data: no file arrived). A failed run also raises an alert.