iSchedule
Overview
iSchedule allows you to schedule iImport Cloud or iUpdate Cloud tasks. Tasks can be set to run off hours (after your users are logged off) and/or on a recurring basis. iSchedule can be run daily, monthly, or hourly.
There are many possible ways to use iSchedule, here are just a few of them:
Schedule an iUpdate Task to run on a recurring basis
Schedule an iUpdate or iImport task to run after hours
Creating a Scheduled Task
Once you are on the Mappingstep. After completing mappings and selecting your options, select Schedule as Task.
Create/Edit Task Page
After clicking the Schedule as Task button or clicking the edit button on an existing task, you be on the Edit Task page.
Create a name for your scheduled task.
Add a helpful description for your task.
Determine the number of times a job can fail before being automatically disabled.
The Crontab Schedule (UTC) will allow you to schedule a recurring or a one-time task.
Disable / Enable your scheduled task
Click on the Schedule Builder button on the right. This will pop up a dialog box like the one below.
Click on Recurring to schedule a task that you want to run on a scheduled basis over and over
Click on One-Time to schedule a task that you want to run one time only.
Remember these times are in UTC time.
Once you have your schedule set, click Save.
You should see your task in the Task List. From here, you can view the listing.
You also have the ability to sort on the column headers. Sort by Name. Last Run, Next Run, etc.
You can also edit the task, edit the mappings, delete the task, or run the task now.
Disable an Active Scheduled Task
To disable an active scheduled task:
Log into your iDMS dashboard.
Enter iSchedule and locate the job that you would like to disable.
Once you've found it, choose the yellow Edit button under the Actions row.
You should now be on the Edit Task page for your job. Make sure to uncheck the 'Is Enabled' option.
Save.
Using Webhooks and HTTP Triggers
iSchedule makes it possible to remotely trigger your task. Learn more about Webhooks and HTTP Triggers.