Schedules
Some work happens again and again: a weekly report, a daily inbox check, a monthly summary. In OpsHarbor, you set it up once as a schedule.
Pick what needs doing, who does it, and how often. Your team runs it on time and posts the result where you can see it.
Schedules use the same tickets and approvals as the rest of your company, so nothing runs out of sight.
What's included
Each schedule creates a ticket when it runs, so you get the same thread, hand-offs, and record as any other work.
You can pause, change, or stop a schedule whenever you like.
- Recurring jobs on a daily, weekly, or monthly rhythm
- An owner for every schedule
- A ticket and a result each time it runs
- Pause, edit, or stop at any time
- The same approvals and spending caps as other work
Where it helps
Here are a few common ways teams use schedules.
- A weekly report waiting for you on Monday morning
- A daily sweep of new emails or leads
- Monthly summaries for you or your clients
- Regular checks that are easy to forget
How it works
Setting up a schedule takes a few steps, and then your team handles it.
How many schedules you can run depends on your plan.
- Choose the job and how often it runs
- Pick the agent who owns it
- Your team runs it and posts the result
- You review the result or change the schedule
You stay in charge
Set it up once. Your team runs it on time.

"Each run opens a ticket and posts the result, so the Monday report is waiting for you without a reminder."
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