Schedule Trigger Panel
A schedule trigger configuration card with frequency chips, day of week toggles, time and timezone rows, and a preview of the next queued runs.
A schedule trigger configuration card with frequency chips, day of week toggles, time and timezone rows, and a preview of the next queued runs.
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Schedule Trigger Panel is the configuration surface for a time based automation trigger. A header pairs the automation name, Weekly digest export, with an enable switch. Below it, frequency chips (Hourly, Daily, Weekly, Monthly) and a row of day toggles set the cadence, and two ruled rows carry the run time, 9:00 AM, and the timezone, America/New_York.
A Next runs list previews the three upcoming executions so the schedule is legible before it is saved. The whole panel is a static blueprint with theme tokens and no portal components, so it renders safely inside the preview root. A footer note explains that runs are queued within one minute of the scheduled time.
Reach for this block in an automation editor or a trigger settings drawer, wired to your scheduler. It is the counterpart to an event trigger: where one fires on a webhook, this one fires on a clock. The Next runs preview is the part that removes doubt, showing exactly when the schedule will fire before anyone commits to it.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the recurring schedule editor. Other trigger shapes:
Tip: always show the next few runs; a schedule people can read forward is far more trustworthy than one they have to work out from a frequency and a day.