Scheduled Tasks

Introduction

Scheduled Tasks is the automation core feature of REDnote Account Nurturing Tool, supporting scheduled execution rules for all growth plans to achieve fully automated account operations. The system will automatically start growth tasks at specified times without manual intervention.

Core Features

⏰ Flexible Scheduling

Recurring Execution: Set repeating tasks by weekday
One-time Execution: Execute once at specified date and time
Multiple Time Points: Set multiple execution times in one day
Smart Queuing: Auto-queue multiple tasks

🎯 Task Types

Support Explore Page Growth scheduling
Support Comment Section Growth scheduling
Support Profile Page Growth scheduling
Support multi-task combination execution

🔔 Execution Management

Auto-open browser tabs
Real-time task status monitoring
Complete execution log recording
Automatic retry mechanism for exceptions

Tutorial

Step 1: Access Plan Settings

Open REDnote Account Nurturing Tool settings page
Select the growth plan to schedule
Scroll to "Schedule Settings" section

Step 2: Enable Scheduling

□ Enable Scheduled Execution

After enabling, choose between two scheduling modes:

Mode 1: Recurring Execution

Suitable for tasks that need to run at fixed times daily or weekly.

Set Execution Time

Select Execution Days:
□ Monday  □ Tuesday  □ Wednesday  □ Thursday  
□ Friday  □ Saturday  □ Sunday

Add Execution Time:
[Time Picker] [Add]

Configured Execution Times:
Monday: 09:00, 14:00, 20:00
Wednesday: 10:00, 15:00, 21:00
Friday: 09:30, 16:00, 22:00

Quick Setup Templates

Weekday Growth

Monday to Friday:
Morning: 09:00
Afternoon: 14:00
Evening: 20:00

Weekend Intensive

Saturday, Sunday:
Morning: 10:00
Afternoon: 15:00, 17:00
Evening: 20:00, 22:00

Full Week Coverage

Daily Execution:
Morning: 08:00
Noon: 12:30
Evening: 21:00

Mode 2: One-time Execution

Suitable for one-time tasks on specific dates.

Select Execution Date:
[Date Picker: 2024-03-20]

Select Execution Time:
[Time Picker: 14:30]

[Add Scheduled Task]

Step 3: Save Settings

Review all schedule settings
Click "Save" button
System automatically registers scheduled tasks

Advanced Features

Task Priority

When multiple tasks conflict, system executes by priority:

Comment Section Growth (precise traffic)
Explore Page Growth (broad exposure)
Profile Page Growth (deep interaction)

Smart Scheduling Strategy

Time Window Float

±5 minutes random from set time
Avoid mechanical execution
Simulate real user behavior

Task Interval Control

30 minutes between similar tasks
15 minutes between different tasks
Avoid overly dense operations

Exception Handling Mechanism

Auto-retry on network exceptions
Re-execute on page load failure
Pause and notify on account anomaly

Pre-execution Checks

System checks before execution:

Browser is open
Account is logged in
Network connection is normal
Previous task is completed

Management & Monitoring

Task List View

In "Scheduled Tasks" module of settings page, you can view:

All configured scheduled tasks
Next execution time
Historical execution records
Task execution status

Task Control Operations

Pause/Resume

Temporarily pause a scheduled task
Keep settings, resume anytime

Edit/Modify

Adjust execution time
Modify task parameters
Update execution frequency

Delete/Cancel

Permanently delete schedule settings
No auto-execution after cancellation

Execution Logs

System records detailed execution logs:

Task start time
Execution duration
Operation statistics
Exception information
Completion status

Common Questions

Q: Will scheduled tasks run after computer shutdown?

A: No, scheduled tasks require computer on and browser running. Recommend using system-level scheduled startup with this feature.

Q: What if multiple task times conflict?

A: System will auto-queue execution by priority. Recommend setting 15+ minutes apart.

Q: What if scheduled task fails?

A: System will auto-retry 3 times. If still fails, skips and logs, continues next schedule.

Q: How to ensure scheduled tasks run normally?

A: Keep browser running in background, account logged in, computer not in deep sleep mode.

Next Steps

View Data Analytics to optimize scheduling strategy
Learn Growth Tips to improve effectiveness
Configure Multi-account Management to scale operations

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