Task

Learn how to set up recurring tasks for your Neuro agents and automate your team’s repetitive workflows.

What are Neuro Scheduled Tasks?

Scheduled Tasks let you automate recurring work by having Neuro agents execute tasks on a predefined schedule. Set it once, configure it properly, and your agents handle it automatically—daily reports, weekly research, monthly analysis, or any recurring workflow.

Think of Scheduled Tasks as automated assistants that run on your calendar. Instead of manually running the same task weekly or daily, your agents execute it automatically at the exact time you specify.

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Why Use Scheduled Tasks?

The Problem with Manual Recurring Work

Without Scheduled Tasks, recurring work means:

• Remember to run the same task daily or weekly
• Manually trigger the same workflow repeatedly
• Risk forgetting to run important tasks
• Inconsistent timing and quality
• Distraction from important work

The Scheduled Tasks Solution

With Scheduled Tasks, you get:

✅ Automation — Tasks run automatically at set times
✅ Consistency — Same time, same quality, every execution
✅ Reliability — Never miss a deadline or update
✅ Time savings — Reclaim hours per week
✅ Focus — Stop thinking about repetitive work

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Quick Start: Three Ways to Use Scheduled Tasks

One-Time Task (Tomorrow)

Ask Neuro

"Run this task tomorrow at 9 AM: 
Research top AI news from the past 24 hours 
and email me a summary"

When to use: Tasks that need to happen later today or tomorrow, but not recurring.

Recurring Task (Weekly)

Ask Neuro

"Every Monday at 8 AM, research our top 5 competitors 
and send me a summary of any product updates or news 
from the past week"

When to use: Regular weekly tasks like competitor monitoring, report generation, or updates.

Complex Schedule (Monthly)

Ask Neuro

"On the 1st of every month, analyze our website traffic data, 
create a report with key insights, and post it to our Notion database"

When to use: Monthly reports, billing cycles, or regular complex analysis.

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When to Use Scheduled Tasks

Perfect Use Cases ✅

Recurring Research

• Daily news summaries on your industry
• Weekly competitor product updates
• Monthly market trend analysis
• Real-time mentions and social listening

Regular Reports

• Daily sales metrics and pipeline updates
• Weekly team performance summaries
• Monthly analytics and KPI reports
• Quarterly business reviews

Periodic Data Collection

• Daily price tracking for competitors
• Weekly job posting monitoring
• Monthly expense tracking and analysis
• Continuous product review aggregation

Automated Monitoring

• Check for competitor updates weekly
• Monitor market changes daily
• Track industry news and announcements
• Watch for regulatory or policy changes

Not Suitable For ❌

Immediate One-Off Tasks

• Don’t use Scheduled Tasks for tasks you need right now
• Just run them manually instead

Real-Time Monitoring

• Scheduled Tasks run at specific times, not continuously
• If you need constant monitoring, consider a different approach

Time-Sensitive Responses

• Tasks require time to execute (usually 5-30 minutes)
• Not suitable for instant alerts or notifications

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Real-World Scheduled Task Examples

Example 1: Daily News Digest

Purpose: Stay informed on industry news without manual research

Task Name: "Daily AI News Summary"

Configuration:
Schedule: Every weekday at 7 AM
Assigned Persona: "Industry Analyst"

Task Details:
"Research AI industry news from the past 24 hours. 
Focus on: 
- Funding announcements
- Product launches
- Major partnerships
- Regulatory developments

Deliver as:
- 5-bullet summary
- Email to my inbox
- Include source citations
- Keep to 2-minute read time"

Output Format:
- Email subject: "[DATE] AI Industry News Summary"
- 5 key bullets with links
- Include sources with publication names

Expected Result: Every weekday morning, a curated 5-bullet AI news summary in your inbox before work starts.

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Example 2: Weekly Competitor Tracking

Purpose: Stay aware of competitor moves and market changes

Task Name: "Weekly Competitor Intelligence"

Configuration:
Schedule: Every Friday at 5 PM
Assigned Persona: "Competitive Intelligence Officer"

Task Details:
"Monitor these 10 competitors for updates:
[List competitors]

Check for:
- New blog posts and publications
- Product updates and feature releases
- Pricing changes
- Job postings (hiring/scaling signals)
- Press releases and announcements

Deliver as:
- Comparison table showing all changes
- Highlight significant moves
- Include URLs to source materials
- Add strategic implications

Save to:
- Google Drive shared folder
- Slack #competitive-intel channel"

Output Format:
- Google Sheets with competitor updates
- Slack notification with summary
- Include analysis of strategic implications

Expected Result: Every Friday evening, a comprehensive competitive intelligence update covering all monitored competitors.

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Example 3: Monthly Analytics Report

Purpose: Regular performance tracking and insights

Task Name: "Monthly Website Analytics"

Configuration:
Schedule: 1st of every month at 9 AM
Assigned Persona: "Data Analyst"

Task Details:
"Analyze website traffic from last month.

Data to Include:
- Monthly visitor trends (vs. previous month)
- Top 10 pages by traffic
- Traffic sources breakdown
- User behavior metrics
- Conversion funnel analysis
- Device/browser breakdown

Create a slide deck with:
- Executive summary (1 slide)
- Key metrics highlight (1 slide)
- Detailed analysis (3-5 slides)
- Trends and insights (2 slides)
- Recommendations (1 slide)

Post to: Slack #marketing channel
Include: Month-over-month comparisons"

Output Format:
- Professional slide deck (8-10 slides)
- Posted to Slack automatically
- Include downloadable PDF link

Expected Result: On the 1st of each month, a comprehensive analytics dashboard with insights and recommendations posted to your marketing team.

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Example 4: Daily Social Media Monitoring

Purpose: Track brand mentions and conversation trends

Task Name: "Daily Social Media Summary"

Configuration:
Schedule: Every day at 10 AM
Assigned Persona: "Social Media Analyst"

Task Details:
"Monitor social media for mentions of:
- Our company name
- Our product name
- Our founders/leadership
- Key industry hashtags
- Competitor brands

Focus on:
- Twitter/X mentions
- Reddit discussions
- LinkedIn posts
- Industry forums
- TikTok trends

Deliver:
- 10 most relevant mentions
- Sentiment analysis (positive/negative/neutral)
- Engagement metrics (likes, shares, comments)
- Suggested responses for key posts
- Trending hashtags in our space

Output: Slack notification + email summary"

Output Format:
- Slack #social-media daily digest
- Structured with sentiment tags
- Include engagement metrics
- Action items highlighted

Expected Result: Daily digest of all relevant social media activity with sentiment analysis and suggested responses.

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Example 5: Weekly Price Tracking

Purpose: Monitor competitor pricing and market rates

Task Name: "Weekly Competitor Pricing"

Configuration:
Schedule: Every Monday at 6 AM
Assigned Persona: "Price Analyst"

Task Details:
"Track pricing for:
[List 15-20 competitor products]

For each product:
- Current price
- Previous price (from last week)
- Price change percentage
- Plan tiers and features
- Any promotional offers
- Historical price trend (3 months)

Create:
- Spreadsheet with price comparison
- Price trend charts
- Highlight significant changes
- Analyze pricing strategies
- Suggest competitive positioning

Save to: Google Sheets (shared with team)
Alert: Email if major price changes detected"

Output Format:
- Google Sheets updated automatically
- Color-coded price changes
- Trend graphs included
- Email alert for significant changes

Expected Result: Every Monday morning, an updated pricing comparison spreadsheet showing all competitive price movements.

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Example 6: Monthly Content Curation

Purpose: Curate industry content for team knowledge

Task Name: "Monthly Content Digest"

Configuration:
Schedule: 1st and 15th of every month at 9 AM
Assigned Persona: "Content Curator"

Task Details:
"Curate industry content published in past 2 weeks:

Sources:
- Top industry publications
- Thought leader blogs
- Research reports
- Whitepapers
- Webinar recordings

Categories:
- Product trends
- Market analysis
- Strategy insights
- Technology updates
- Best practices

For each item:
- Title and publication
- Link to full article
- 2-sentence summary
- Why it matters to our company
- Key takeaway

Create:
- Email newsletter format
- Post to Slack #knowledge-hub
- Pin to Notion knowledge base"

Output Format:
- Formatted email newsletter
- Slack channel post
- Notion database entry
- Include reading time estimates

Expected Result: Twice monthly, a curated digest of the most relevant industry content for your team.

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How to Set Up Scheduled Tasks

Step 1: Describe the Task Clearly

Be specific about what you want the agent to do. Vague descriptions lead to vague results.

❌ Too Vague:
"Monitor competitors daily"

✅ Specific:
"Every weekday at 9 AM, check these 5 competitors 
for: product updates, pricing changes, job postings, 
and press releases. Create a comparison table 
and email me the results."

Step 2: Specify the Schedule

Define exactly when and how often the task should run:

Daily Options

"Every day at 9 AM"
"Every weekday at 8 AM"
"Every weekday and Saturday at 6 AM"

Weekly Options

"Every Monday at 8 AM"
"Every Friday at 5 PM"
"Every Tuesday and Thursday at 2 PM"

Monthly Options

"On the 1st of every month at 9 AM"
"On the 15th and 30th of every month"
"Last Friday of every month at 4 PM"

One-Time Options

"Tomorrow at 3 PM"
"Next Wednesday at 10 AM"
"In 2 hours"

Step 3: Define the Output

Specify how you want the results delivered:

Email Output

"Email me a summary at [[e-mail]]"

Slack Integration

"Post results to #marketing channel"
"Send me a Slack DM with the summary"
"Post to multiple channels: #sales and #leadership"

Google Drive

"Save as a spreadsheet to my 'Reports' folder"
"Create a presentation and save to shared team drive"
"Update existing document with latest data"

Notion Integration

"Add results to my Notion database"
"Update the monthly analytics page"
"Create a new Notion page with findings"

Spreadsheet Update

"Update column B in my tracking spreadsheet"
"Add new rows with today's data"
"Create a new sheet with monthly summary"

Multiple Outputs

"Email me a summary AND post to Slack #leadership"
"Create a report, save to Drive, and post to Notion"

Step 4: Assign the Right Persona

Connect the task to a custom Persona that has relevant expertise:

Persona Assignment Examples:

Daily News Task → "Industry Analyst" Persona
Competitor Research → "Competitive Intelligence Officer" Persona
Analytics Report → "Data Analyst" Persona
Social Media Monitoring → "Social Media Manager" Persona
Content Curation → "Content Curator" Persona
Financial Analysis → "Financial Analyst" Persona

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Schedule Options Reference

Daily Schedules

Task: Daily News Summary
Schedule: "Every day at 9 AM"
Best For: News, metrics, daily updates

Task: Daily Status Report
Schedule: "Every weekday at 5 PM"
Best For: Work updates, daily metrics, end-of-day summaries

Weekly Schedules

Task: Weekly Competitor Update
Schedule: "Every Monday at 8 AM"
Best For: Weekly research, competitor tracking, market updates

Task: Weekly Team Digest
Schedule: "Every Friday at 4 PM"
Best For: Weekly summaries, team updates, end-of-week reviews

Monthly Schedules

Task: Monthly Analytics Report
Schedule: "On the 1st at 9 AM"
Best For: Monthly reports, billing, regular analysis

Task: Monthly Review
Schedule: "Last day of month at 5 PM"
Best For: Month-end summaries, closing reports

Custom Schedules

Task: Twice-Weekly Update
Schedule: "Every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 AM"
Best For: Regular but not daily monitoring

Task: Bi-Weekly Report
Schedule: "Every other Monday at 9 AM"
Best For: Projects running on 2-week cycles

One-Time Schedules

Task: Delayed Execution
Schedule: "Tomorrow at 3 PM"
Best For: Tasks that should run later today or tomorrow

Task: Future Research
Schedule: "Next month at 9 AM"
Best For: Anticipate future needs

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Managing Your Scheduled Tasks

View Active Schedules

Navigate to Settings → Scheduled Tasks to see all your active schedules:

Dashboard View Shows:

✓ Task name and description
✓ Assigned Persona
✓ Schedule (when it runs)
✓ Output destination
✓ Last execution time
✓ Next scheduled execution
✓ Execution status (success/error)
✓ Task execution history

Pause a Schedule

Temporarily disable a schedule without deleting it:

Use Cases:
- During vacation (pause daily reports)
- Holiday periods (stop competitor monitoring)
- Temporary pause (resume after project)
- Seasonal tasks (pause in off-season)

Edit a Schedule

Modify any aspect of an active schedule:

What You Can Change:
✓ Schedule timing (frequency, time of day)
✓ Task description or requirements
✓ Output method or destination
✓ Assigned Persona
✓ Data sources or parameters

Delete a Schedule

Remove schedules you no longer need:

Before Deleting:
⚠️ Confirm you don't need historical data
⚠️ Check if downstream processes depend on it
⚠️ Consider pausing instead of deleting

View Execution History

See past runs, results, and any errors:

Execution History Shows:
✓ Date and time of execution
✓ Task completion status (success/failed)
✓ Output delivered (email/Slack/Drive/etc.)
✓ Execution duration
✓ Any error messages
✓ Download past results
✓ Re-run a specific execution

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Best Practices for Scheduled Tasks

1. Be Specific About Timing ✅

❌ Vague:
"In the morning"
"When you get a chance"

✅ Specific:
"Every weekday at 8 AM EST"
"Every Monday at 9:00 AM Pacific"
"On the 1st of the month at 6 AM UTC"

Why it matters: Vague timing leads to inconsistent execution. Specific times ensure predictable, reliable automation.

2. Define Clear Outputs ✅

❌ Unclear:
"Let me know what you find"
"Send me something about competitors"

✅ Clear:
"Email me a 5-bullet summary to [[e-mail]]"
"Post a comparison table to Slack #competitive-intel"
"Create a slide deck and save to Google Drive /Reports folder"

Why it matters: Clear output specifications ensure you get results in the format you need.

3. Include Time Ranges for Research ✅

❌ Ambiguous:
"Research recent news"
"Find new information"

✅ Specific:
"News from the past 24 hours only"
"Updates since last week's report"
"New developments from last 30 days"
"Products released in the past month"

Why it matters: Time ranges prevent duplicate research and ensure fresh, relevant data.

4. Test Before Scheduling ✅

Testing Process:

Step 1: Run the task manually once
→ Ask Neuro to execute the task now

Step 2: Review the output
→ Check format, quality, and completeness

Step 3: Make adjustments
→ Request changes to the description

Step 4: Then schedule it
→ Once you're happy, set up the schedule

Why it matters: Testing prevents surprises when the task runs automatically.

5. Set Realistic Time Expectations ✅

Typical Execution Times:

Simple tasks: 3-5 minutes
- News summary
- Price tracking
- Basic research

Medium tasks: 5-15 minutes
- Competitor analysis
- Market research
- Report compilation

Complex tasks: 15-30 minutes
- Deep analysis
- Multiple data sources
- Comprehensive reports

Scheduling tip: Schedule complex tasks at times when you don’t need immediate results.

6. Use Specific Data Ranges ✅

❌ Vague:
"Analyze our data"
"Check for changes"

✅ Specific:
"Analyze data from the past 7 days"
"Compare to last month's numbers"
"Show changes week-over-week"
"Report on days 1-15 vs days 16-30"

7. Include Format Requirements ✅

Format Specifications:

"Create a table with columns:
- Company name
- Product name
- Launch date
- Key features
- Estimated price

Include charts showing:
- Market adoption trends
- Competitor positioning
- Feature comparison"

8. Set Quality Standards ✅

Quality Guidelines:

"All statistics must be:
- Cited with sources
- From 2024-2025 only
- Verified from at least 2 sources
- Current as of execution date"

"Analysis should:
- Include competitive implications
- Highlight market shifts
- Flag emerging threats
- Suggest strategic responses"

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Common Scheduled Task Use Cases

News & Intelligence Monitoring

Task: Industry News Daily Digest
Schedule: Every weekday at 7 AM
Output: Email summary
Persona: Industry Analyst

"Research AI industry news from past 24 hours.
Focus on: funding, product launches, partnerships.
Deliver as 5-bullet summary with sources."

Task: Regulatory Change Monitoring
Schedule: Every Monday at 9 AM
Output: Slack #legal channel
Persona: Compliance Officer

"Check for new regulations affecting our industry.
Include: proposed rules, enforcement actions, policy changes.
Flag anything with direct impact to our operations."

Competitor Intelligence

Task: Competitor Updates Weekly
Schedule: Every Friday at 5 PM
Output: Google Drive spreadsheet
Persona: Competitive Intelligence Officer

"Monitor 10 competitors for: blog posts, product updates,
pricing changes, job postings. Create comparison table
with strategic implications."

Task: Pricing Tracking
Schedule: Every Monday at 6 AM
Output: Google Sheets (auto-update)
Persona: Price Analyst

"Track pricing for 20 competitor products.
Show current price, changes since last week, trends.
Alert if any major price changes detected."

Team & Business Reports

Task: Daily Sales Metrics
Schedule: Every weekday at 8 AM
Output: Email to leadership
Persona: Sales Analyst

"Pull yesterday's sales data: deals closed, pipeline value,
customer acquisition. Compare to weekly average.
Format: 1-page executive summary."

Task: Weekly Performance Report
Schedule: Every Friday at 4 PM
Output: Slack #management
Persona: Operations Analyst

"Summarize team performance from past week:
metrics achieved, projects completed, challenges faced.
Include week-over-week comparisons and next week priorities."

Market & Content Monitoring

Task: Social Media Daily Summary
Schedule: Every day at 10 AM
Output: Slack #social-media
Persona: Social Media Manager

"Monitor Twitter, Reddit, LinkedIn for brand mentions.
Include: sentiment, engagement, suggested responses.
Highlight trending conversations in our space."

Task: Monthly Content Digest
Schedule: 1st and 15th at 9 AM
Output: Email newsletter
Persona: Content Curator

"Curate top industry articles, whitepapers, research.
Categorize: trends, analysis, best practices, technology.
Include links, summaries, and why it matters."

Data & Analytics

Task: Monthly Analytics Report
Schedule: 1st of month at 9 AM
Output: Slack #analytics
Persona: Data Analyst

"Create slide deck: visitor trends, top pages,
traffic sources, conversion metrics, insights, recommendations.
Include month-over-month comparisons."

Task: Website Performance Monitoring
Schedule: Every weekday at 4 PM
Output: Email
Persona: Performance Analyst

"Check website metrics: uptime, page load speed, errors.
Alert if any metrics dropped below thresholds.
Include performance trends and optimization recommendations."

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Advanced Scheduled Task Features

Persona-Based Task Execution

Assign specific Personas to tasks for expertise-driven execution:

Example:

Base Task: "Monitor competitors daily"

With Analyst Persona:
→ Deep data analysis
→ Statistical comparisons
→ Trend identification

With Strategist Persona:
→ Strategic implications
→ Competitive positioning
→ Recommended actions

With Salesperson Persona:
→ Sales argument development
→ Customer objection handling
→ Competitive win strategies

Task Chaining

Create sequences where one task feeds into the next:

Monday Sequence:

9 AM: Market Research Persona
→ Researches market developments

10 AM: Strategist Persona
→ Creates strategic recommendations based on research

11 AM: Communications Persona
→ Drafts leadership memo summarizing findings

Output: Complete strategic brief delivered to inbox

Conditional Task Execution

Run different tasks based on outcomes:

Example:

Task 1: Check competitor prices daily
↓
If prices changed significantly:
→ Trigger Task 2: Analyze implications
→ Trigger Task 3: Create pricing memo for leadership
↓
If no significant changes:
→ Just log the data

Data Integration

Automatically integrate task results into your systems:

Integration Options:

Email → Slack bridge
"When task result arrives via email, auto-post to Slack"

Spreadsheet → Notification
"When spreadsheet updated, notify team"

Drive → Database
"Save reports to Google Drive, index in Notion"

Multiple destinations
"Email me, post to Slack, save to Drive, update spreadsheet"

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Troubleshooting Scheduled Tasks

Task Didn’t Execute

Check These:

1. Is the schedule enabled? (View in Settings)
2. Did the time pass? (Check current time vs. scheduled time)
3. Is the Persona available? (Check Persona status)
4. Any errors in execution history? (View details)

Solution: Check execution history for error details, adjust task description if needed.

Output Not Received

Check These:

1. Is output destination correct? (Email address, Slack channel, Drive folder)
2. Do you have permissions? (Slack access, Drive access)
3. Check spam folder? (Email may be filtered)
4. Check Slack app notifications? (May be muted)

Solution: Verify output destination settings, check access permissions.

Output Quality Poor

Check These:

1. Is task description clear? (Vague descriptions → vague output)
2. Is Persona appropriate? (Right expertise for the task?)
3. Are requirements specific? (Details matter for quality)

Solution: Edit task description to be more specific, try different Persona.

Schedule Executing Too Frequently

Check This:

1. Schedule timing correct? (Did you mean daily or weekly?)

Solution: Edit schedule, verify frequency is what you intended.

Task Taking Too Long

Check This:

1. Is task too complex? (Break into smaller tasks)
2. Are research requirements too extensive? (Narrow the scope)

Solution: Simplify task requirements, break into multiple smaller tasks.

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Tips for Optimal Scheduled Task Performance

Timing Strategy

Best Times by Task Type:

Early Morning (6-8 AM):
- Price tracking (before market changes)
- News summaries (catch overnight developments)
- Competitor updates

Mid-Morning (9-11 AM):
- Research tasks (fresh results)
- Market analysis
- Content curation

End of Day (4-5 PM):
- Daily summaries (full day data)
- Team reports (captures day's activity)

Off-Hours (11 PM):
- Heavy analysis (no impact on performance)
- Large data processing
- Extensive research

Avoid (Peak Hours):
- 12-1 PM (lunch time)
- 3-4 PM (end of business day rush)

Task Complexity Strategy

Simple Tasks (3-5 min):
→ Schedule multiple times daily
→ Can handle any time
→ Low resource impact

Medium Tasks (5-15 min):
→ Schedule once or twice daily
→ Best during off-peak hours
→ Moderate resource usage

Complex Tasks (15-30+ min):
→ Schedule once daily or less
→ Best scheduled for off-hours
→ High resource usage

Optimization Tips

1. Batch Similar Tasks
Group related monitoring tasks at same time
→ Runs more efficiently
→ Easier to manage

2. Stagger Large Tasks
Don't run multiple heavy tasks simultaneously
→ Schedule 30 minutes apart
→ Ensures quality execution

3. Monitor Execution History
Review past runs regularly
→ Identify patterns
→ Adjust as needed

4. Test After Changes
After editing a schedule, verify first execution
→ Ensure changes worked
→ Catch issues early

5. Clean Up Old Tasks
Delete obsolete scheduled tasks
→ Reduce clutter
→ Prevent confusion

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Quota and Limits

Execution Limits

Available in Neuro on Plan page.

Execution Queue

How Tasks Are Prioritized:

Priority 1: Scheduled time (tasks run at scheduled time)
Priority 2: Task complexity (simpler tasks prioritized)
Priority 3: Persona availability (specialized agents prioritized)

During High Load:
- Tasks may start within 5-10 min of scheduled time
- Your critical tasks still execute on time
- Queue status visible in dashboard

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Security & Privacy

Data Protection

✓ Scheduled task data is encrypted
✓ Results are secured in transit
✓ Access limited to your account
✓ No data shared with third parties
✓ Execution logs retained for 90 days

Access Control

Team Sharing:
✓ Share schedules with team members
✓ Grant execution permissions
✓ Control who can edit vs. view
✓ Audit trail of all changes

Compliance

GDPR/CCPA Compliance:
✓ No personal data in automation
✓ Anonymize when possible
✓ Respect data residency requirements
✓ Export/delete data on request

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Conclusion: Automate Repetitive Work

Scheduled Tasks transform how you handle recurring work. Instead of manually running tasks daily, weekly, or monthly, your Neuro agents execute them automatically at exactly the right time.

Result:

• Save hours per week on repetitive work
• Consistent, reliable reports and monitoring
• More time for strategic work
• Never miss important updates or deadlines

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FAQ: Scheduled Tasks

How many scheduled tasks can I create?

More information is available in Neuro on the Plan page.

How long can a task take to execute?

Standard: depends on Task
Pro: depends on Task
Enterprise: depends on Task

Can I pause a schedule temporarily?

Yes. Pause without deleting, resume anytime.

What if a task fails?

You’ll get an error notification. Check execution history for details. Edit the task and try again.

Can I edit a schedule after creating it?

Yes. Change timing, description, output, or Persona anytime.

What if I need to run a task immediately?

Manually trigger the task without waiting for schedule. Then keep it scheduled for automation.

Can multiple people use the same schedule?

Yes. Share schedules with team members and control permissions.

How far in advance can I schedule a task?

Schedule any recurring task immediately. One-time tasks can be scheduled up to 90 days in advance.

What time zone is used for scheduling?

Your account’s time zone. Adjust in Settings if needed.

Can I get notifications when a task completes?

Yes. Output methods include email, Slack, Drive, Notion. Choose your preferred notification method.

How do I know if a task executed successfully?

Check execution history in Settings → Scheduled Tasks. You’ll see completion status and output delivery confirmation.

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Last updated: 2026