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Schedule
The Schedule screen gives you a central view of all automated Sync jobs running across your AOH Sync environment — including their cadence, event type, target, and recent run history.
The Schedule screen showing a "Scheduled Jobs" table with columns for Name, Schedule, Event Type, Target, Status, and Actions (Enable, Disable, Trigger now, Delete), and a "Recent Runs" table below with columns for Run, Job, Status, Started, Finished, Retries, Error, and Actions
The Schedule screen shows all active Sync jobs at the top and a live feed of recent runs below. Each job can be triggered on demand or disabled without deleting it.
This is the environment-wide Schedule screen. For the schedule configured on a specific Connector, see Connector Schedule. For the visual Orchestration overview, see Scheduling & Orchestration.
Where this data comes from
Scheduled jobs are created directly in AOH Sync — they are not pulled from an external system. The Recent Runs table fills in automatically as jobs execute: AOH Sync writes a run record every time a sync runs, whether it was triggered on schedule or on demand.
What you can do here
Action
What it does
View scheduled jobs
See all active Sync jobs with their name, cadence (for example, "Every 5 minutes" or "At 02:00 AM"), event type (such as sync.delta for incremental syncs or sync.full for full syncs), target, and current status.
Enable
Activates a job that was previously disabled so it resumes running on its configured schedule.
Disable
Pauses a job without deleting it. The job remains visible and can be re-enabled at any time.
Trigger now
Runs the job immediately, outside of its normal schedule. Useful for testing or forcing a sync after a configuration change.
Delete
Permanently removes the scheduled job.
Create a New Job
Opens the form to define a new scheduled Sync job with a name, cadence, event type, and target.
View recent runs
The Recent Runs table shows the run identifier, which job it belongs to, its status (for example, complete), the start and finish times, retry count, and any error details.
How to use it
1
Review job health Check the Status column in the Scheduled Jobs table. All jobs should show Active. If a job is disabled or missing, investigate whether it was paused intentionally.
2
Trigger a sync on demand Click Trigger now next to the job you want to run. The new run appears at the top of the Recent Runs table within moments.
3
Investigate a failed run Find the run in the Recent Runs table and check the Error and Retries columns. Click the action for that run to view full details.
4
Create a new scheduled job Click Create a New Job in the top-right corner, fill in the job name, schedule cadence, event type, and target, then save.
