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Scheduled-post automation — the same message, every day, on its own

A trigger that fires on a schedule and one message it posts. You choose the chat and the wording; the schedule is set in human terms — daily or weekly at an hour you pick — because a cron string is not something anyone should have to get right on the first try. This is the one recipe that asks you a question before it can go live: a scheduled post has no event to tell it where to deliver, so it needs a chat before it will publish.

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Пост по расписанию
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A reminder: we're around from 10 to 19 today. Drop us a line!

What's inside

node.trigger
Message
A reminder: we're around from 10 to 19 today. Drop us a line!
Finish

Who it's for

Chats with a standing daily notice — opening hours, a reminder, a rule
Owners who post the same thing every morning and would rather not
Anyone testing whether an automation is worth building before writing one

Set it up in 3 steps

01
Take the template
Copy it into your workspace as a draft — one click, no setup required.
02
Customize
Edit texts, buttons and questions in the visual editor to match your business.
03
Publish
Connect your channel and publish — your bot goes live immediately.

Questions about this template

Why does it ask for a chat before I can publish it? +

Nothing else can tell it where to post. A join automation learns the chat from the event that woke it; a schedule has no event, so the chat is the one thing the recipe cannot guess and refuses to fake.

Can I run it every five minutes? +

No — the presets are daily and weekly. A per-chat hourly ceiling protects your members from a runaway automation, and a five-minute schedule would spend a large share of it on one recipe.

Can I use a cron expression? +

No, and that is deliberate: the schedule is stored as a cadence plus an hour, so nothing between you and the bot has to parse a cron string correctly.