Updated Sep 25, 2026 ยท 5 min read

Run now, sessions, and scheduling

Choose between an immediate run and a saved schedule, then understand the controls that affect timing and completion.

Start options
Now or later
Frequencies
Once / daily / weekly
Timezone
Shown before save

How it works

  1. 1
    Choose work

    Select the source, set, assessment, or topics.

  2. 2
    Tune the run

    Review accuracy, delay, duration, and solve mode.

  3. 3
    Run or schedule

    Start immediately or choose a future date and time.

  4. 4
    Monitor and manage

    Watch progress, then pause, resume, cancel, or delete when available.

Start an immediate run

  1. 1
    Prepare the required source

    Paste a link or code, or choose work from the linked account.

  2. 2
    Review the active account

    Account-based tools run under the account marked In use.

  3. 3
    Set timing and accuracy

    Keep the defaults or adjust the visible controls.

  4. 4
    Use the primary action

    Select Run now, Start Normal Session, Solve and Submit, Show Answers, or the action shown by that tool.

Create a schedule

Scheduling is available only on tools that show schedule controls. Choose a one-time date or a recurring daily or weekly pattern, set the local run time, review the selected work, and save. Some assignment schedules require an explicit confirmation because an unattended run may submit work.

  • Once runs need a future date and time.
  • Weekly runs need at least one weekday.
  • All-open schedules discover eligible unfinished work at run time.
  • Selected-work schedules keep the exact saved assessment, set, or topics.

Pause, resume, update, or delete

A saved schedule shows its next run, last run, and last error when available. Pause stops future occurrences without deleting the configuration. Resume enables it again. Update saves changed controls, and Delete removes that schedule from the selected account.

Review before unattended work

Before saving a schedule that may submit work, confirm the account, work scope, mode, date, time and timezone.

Verify account, scope and timing before saving

Choose a one-time run, daily schedule or selected weekdays only where the tool offers that option. A selected assignment and all open work are different scopes. Review the displayed timezone and account before saving.

Use job status and coverage messages to distinguish success, partial work, a guarded skip and failure. Cancel an unwanted job through its controls and reconnect an expired platform account before retrying.

Quick answers

Can every tool be scheduled?

No. A tool supports scheduling only when the dashboard displays Save schedule or a schedule launcher.

What happens if a scheduled run fails?

The saved schedule can display its last error. Reconnect the account or correct the saved configuration before resuming it.

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