Put your recurring work on autopilot

Set a workflow to start on its own — daily, weekly, monthly, or quarterly — at the time you choose, with the right people already assigned. Manifestly starts each run on schedule so nothing recurring ever slips through the cracks.

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Weekly Store Audit Active
RepeatsEvery Monday
Start time8:00 AM
Upcoming runs
Mon, Aug 10 JLPS Scheduled
Mon, Aug 17 JLPS Scheduled
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The work repeats — the reminders shouldn't be your job

Somebody has to remember to kick off the Monday audit, the month-end close, the quarterly review — and manually start it, and pick who's on it. A recurring schedule does all of that for you, on time, every time.

Started by hand
  • Someone has to remember to start it
  • Assignees get picked again every time
  • A busy week means a missed cycle
On a schedule
  • Runs start automatically at the set time
  • The right people are already assigned
  • Weekends and holidays handled for you

From workflow to autopilot in three steps

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Pick a workflow

Choose the workflow you want to run on repeat — your standup, your inspection, your month-end close. Any workflow in your account can be scheduled.

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Set the cadence & time

Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, yearly, business days only, or a custom pattern — then the time of day it should start. Assign the people who'll own each run.

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Let it run

Manifestly starts a fresh run for every occurrence, assigns it, and names it with the date — while you watch what's coming up on the calendar.

Any cadence your work actually follows

Recurrence isn't one-size-fits-all, so the schedule builder isn't either. Repeat every day, on specific weekdays, on a day of the month, every few months for a quarterly rhythm, once a year — or drop into a custom pattern when your cycle is its own thing.

  • Set the exact time of day each run should start.
  • Schedule the same workflow more than once for different teams or cadences.
  • Pause a schedule anytime by switching it inactive — no need to delete it.
Daily Business days (M–F) Weekly Monthly Quarterly Yearly Custom
Choose schedule
RepeatsWeekly · on Monday
Every1 week
Time of day8:00 AM
Set start date in futureAug 10, 2026
Set active — the schedule starts producing runs

Weekends and holidays, handled

A monthly run that lands on a Saturday, a quarterly close that falls on a holiday — you shouldn't have to nudge the date by hand every time. Tell the schedule what to do when an occurrence hits a non-working day, and it keeps your recurring starts (and their step due dates) off weekends and holidays automatically.

  • Start on the scheduled day — leave it exactly where it lands.
  • Move to the next business day.
  • Move to the previous business day.
  • Skip that run entirely and wait for the next occurrence.

Holidays come from the business calendar attached to your workflow, so a moved run notes on its activity feed why it shifted.

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Activity: “Moved off the holiday — started on the next business day.”

Every run arrives assigned and named

Set the people (and roles) on the schedule once, and every run it creates comes out with them already assigned — no re-picking the team each cycle. Give the schedule a name with a date variable, or leave it blank and Manifestly appends the date for you, so each run is easy to tell apart at a glance.

  • Assign specific people, and map workflow roles to real users.
  • Add tags and pre-fill field values so each run starts ready to go.
  • Route the run to a Slack channel for the team that owns it.
Each run is created with…
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Weekly Store Audit {{date}}
“Weekly Store Audit — Aug 10, 2026”
Assigned
JLJordan Lee PSPriya Shah
Also carried over
Role → user Tags Field values Slack channel

See what's coming, all in one place

The Scheduled Runs page lists every active schedule and lays out upcoming and in-progress runs on a calendar — with holidays marked — so you can spot the month ahead at a glance. Filter by workflow, person, or tag to zero in on exactly what you care about.

  • Upcoming runs and their assignees, laid out by date.
  • Filter by workflow, person, department, or tag.
  • Duplicate an existing schedule to spin up a similar one fast.
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What teams put on a schedule

Operations & retail

Daily opening checks and weekly store audits.

A run starts every Monday at 8 AM, already assigned to the shift lead on duty.

Finance & accounting

Month-end close and quarterly reviews.

The close kicks off on the 1st — and if that's a weekend, it moves to the next business day.

Compliance & maintenance

Recurring inspections and safety rounds.

Each cycle produces a dated run, so you always have a record of what was checked and when.

Recurring schedules, answered

Daily, on specific weekdays (including business days Monday–Friday), weekly, monthly on a day of the month, every few months for a quarterly cadence, or yearly. You can also build a custom recurrence when your cycle doesn't fit a preset, and set the exact time of day each run should start.

You choose: start on the scheduled day anyway, move to the next business day, move to the previous business day, or skip that occurrence entirely. Holidays are read from the business calendar attached to the workflow, and a run that shifts records why on its activity feed.

Yes. Set the assignees (and map any workflow roles to users) on the schedule once, and every run it creates comes out already assigned. Tags, pre-filled field values, and a Slack channel carry over to each run too.

Give the schedule a name (you can include a date variable), or leave it blank and Manifestly appends the run's date automatically — so each cycle is easy to tell apart, like “Weekly Store Audit — Aug 10, 2026.”

Yes. Switch a schedule to inactive to stop it producing new runs, and switch it back on when you're ready. The schedule keeps all its settings while it's paused, and you can duplicate an existing schedule to create a similar one quickly.

The Scheduled Runs page lists your active schedules and shows upcoming and in-progress runs on a calendar with holidays marked. Filter by workflow, person, department, or tag to focus on what matters.

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Shape exactly how each workflow behaves — logic, data, timing, and documentation.

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