Schedules

The Schedules page in NDWeb is the central place to create, view, enable, disable, and delete named schedules. A schedule is a name, a cron expression, and a timezone. Once created, it can be attached to sync operations, run commands, and backup configuration as a recurring cadence.

Schedule list

Each row in the table shows:

Column	Meaning
Name	The schedule’s unique name within the organization.
Cron	The 5-field cron expression defining the cadence.
Timezone	The IANA timezone the cron expression is evaluated in.
Enabled	Toggle to enable or disable the entire schedule. Disabling pauses all operations attached to it.

Creating a schedule

Click New Schedule (top-right). Fill in:

Name — must be unique within the organization.
Cron expression — standard 5-field format. A live preview shows the next scheduled time as you type.
Timezone — select from the IANA timezone list.

Click Save to create the schedule.

Editing a schedule

Click a schedule’s name (or the … menu → Edit) to open the edit form. You can change the cron expression and timezone; the name cannot be changed after creation. Updates take effect on the next scheduled tick.

Enabling and disabling

Use the toggle on the row to pause or resume a schedule. Disabling suspends every recurring task attached to it without deleting any configuration. Re-enable to resume.

Deleting a schedule

Open the … menu → Delete. A schedule can only be deleted when no scheduled tasks reference it. Remove those tasks from the Scheduled Specs tab on the Tasks page first.

Attaching a schedule to an operation

Schedules are selected from a dropdown when you:

Trigger a sync on the Synchronize page.
Run a command on the Run page.
Edit the S3 configuration on the Backups page.

See Schedules for the full concept overview and NDCLI reference.