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# Schedules
Use **Schedules** to automate recurring runs for the selected target.
Open a product, choose a target, then open **Schedules**.
### :wand-magic-sparkles: What you can do
* :arrows-rotate: Create recurring exploration sweeps.
* :clock: Review recurrence, status, next run, and last run.
* :pen-to-square: Edit or delete an existing schedule.
### :table-list: Schedule list
The schedule list shows:
* :tag: **Schedule:** The schedule name
* :play: **Run type:** What the schedule runs, such as `EXPLORE`
* :calendar-days: **Recurrence:** The day, time, and timezone
* :toggle-on: **Status:** Whether the schedule is active
* :hourglass-half: **Next run** and **Last run:** When it runs next and when it last ran
### :calendar-plus: Create a schedule
1. Click **Create schedule**.
2. Add a **Name** if you want one.
3. Choose the **Run type**.
4. Select the **Days of week**.
5. Choose the **Time of day**.
6. Choose the **Timezone**.
7. Click **Create schedule**.
### :sliders: Schedule options
You can choose individual days or use quick options like **Weekdays**, **Weekends**, and **Every day**.
You can also pick a time window such as **Morning**, then choose the timezone that should control the schedule.
### :lightbulb: Good uses
* Weekday morning exploration sweeps
* Weekend smoke coverage
* Recurring checks for staging or preview targets
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