Recurring Jobs
Schedule repeating jobs for regular maintenance, cleaning, inspections, or any work that happens on a recurring basis. Set the frequency, interval, and end date.
Setting Up a Recurring Job
Recurring jobs are created through scheduled events on the agenda. When you schedule a job, you can set it to repeat automatically.
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Open a Job
Navigate to the job you want to schedule on a recurring basis.
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Schedule an Event
Add a scheduled event to the job from the agenda section. This creates a calendar entry linked to the job.
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Open the Repeat Section
In the event editor, find the Repeat section to configure the recurrence pattern.
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Choose a Frequency
Select how often the job should repeat: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Yearly. See Frequency Options below.
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Set the Interval
Enter how many days, weeks, or months between each occurrence. For example, every 2 weeks or every 3 months.
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Set an End Date
Choose the Until date to define when the recurring series ends.
Frequency Options
| Frequency | Interval Unit | Example |
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| One Time | — | Single event, no recurrence |
| Daily | day(s) | Every 1 day, every 3 days |
| Weekly | week(s) | Every 1 week on Monday and Wednesday |
| Monthly | month(s) | Every 1 month, every 2 months |
| Yearly | — | Once a year on the same date |
Weekly Scheduling
When you select Weekly frequency, an additional option appears to choose which days of the week the job should repeat on.
Select Days
Tap the days you want the job to repeat. For example, select Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for a job that runs three times a week. The current day is selected by default.
Managing a Series
Once a recurring series is created, each occurrence appears as a separate event on your agenda. You can manage individual events or the entire series.
View on Agenda
Each recurring event shows on the calendar. The event displays the frequency and interval so you can identify it as part of a series.
Delete One or All
When deleting a recurring event, you're asked whether to delete just that single occurrence or the entire series.