Schedule Trigger
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The Schedule Trigger (Scheduler) allows you to execute workflows automatically based on time. Instead of triggering actions manually, you can schedule workflows to run once at a specific time or repeatedly at fixed intervals.
This is ideal for automation use cases such as recurring on-chain actions, periodic data fetches, routine fund transfers, or timed smart contract interactions.
The Scheduler acts as a time-based trigger that starts your workflow execution according to predefined rules. Once configured, it runs independently without manual intervention.
Key capabilities include:
Delayed execution (run after a set duration)
One-time scheduled runs
Recurring executions at regular intervals
Minute, hour, or day-level granularity
Choose how you want to define the execution time:
Schedule In Runs the workflow after a specified duration (e.g., after 10 minutes).
Schedule At Runs the workflow at an exact date and time.
Defines whether the workflow executes once or repeatedly:
Run Once Executes the workflow a single time based on the schedule.
Repeat Every Executes the workflow repeatedly at the defined interval.
Specifies the numeric duration before execution (used with Schedule In).
Example:
Value: 10
Unit: Minutes
Result: Workflow runs after 10 minutes
Defines the time unit for scheduling:
Minutes
Hours
Days
Displays a human-readable summary of when the workflow will run. This helps verify your configuration before activating the schedule.
Example:
Run once in 10 minutes
Recurring blockchain monitoring
Delayed smart contract execution
Automated periodic fund transfers
Scheduled data reads or API calls
Time-based notifications or alerts
Scenario: Run a workflow every 10 minutes to fetch on-chain data.
Schedule Type: Schedule In
When to Run: Repeat Every
Run In: 10
Unit: Minutes
Result: The workflow executes automatically every 10 minutes.
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