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Edit recurring schedule

Update a recurring schedule using the same form as creation — change its name, cadence, recipients, content, or retry settings. Changes apply to future runs only; the schedule type and start date are fixed after creation and cannot be changed here.

Audience: Campaign schedulers · Page address: /app/recurring-schedules/:id/edit · Your admin may need to enable this feature

Edit Recurring Schedule form pre-filled with the schedule's settings, with the Schedule Type and Start Date fields disabled and a note that they are fixed after creation — Editing uses the same form as creation, pre-filled with the current settings. Schedule Type and Start Date are disabled — fixed after creation — while cadence, recipients, content, and retries remain editable.

Common tasks

Change the cadence, time, or timezone
Update recipients or content
Adjust retry settings
Save changes for future runs

How to use this page

1. Open the schedule for editing

Reach the edit form from the schedule you want to change.

Open the schedule's detail page from the Recurring schedules list, then select Edit.
The form is the same one used to create a schedule, pre-filled with the current settings.
Confirm you have the right schedule by its Name at the top before making changes.

2. Change what you can

Update the settings that are still editable after creation.

Change the Recurrence — frequency, time, timezone, and (for weekly or monthly) the days — and the optional End Date.
Update the Contacts (manual numbers or the contact list, which is still re-read on each future run) and the Call Configuration content.
Adjust Retry Configuration. Retry changes apply to future failures only.
Note the fixed fields: Schedule Type and Start Date are disabled and cannot be changed after creation.

3. Save the changes

Apply your edits to future runs.

Select Save Changes. Changes apply to future scheduled runs — instances that already fired are unaffected.
Back on the detail page, confirm the updated configuration and watch the next entries in Execution History.
To stop the schedule instead of editing it, Pause it (temporarily) or Cancel it (permanently) from the detail page.

Tips and troubleshooting

Use recurring schedules for repeating operational sends, not one-off campaigns.
Review upcoming instances after editing a recurring schedule so you know which future sends changed.
Schedule type and start date are fixed after creation — everything else can be changed.
Changes apply to future runs only; instances that already fired are unaffected, and retry changes apply to future failures only.

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