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Chapter 18 · Part 2

Scheduler: One Time & Daily

When you set up a schedule (via Send Later or + New Schedule), you configure the trigger. Choose a single one-time send, or a recurring daily send that repeats automatically.

One-time or recurring daily

The Timer setting decides how often the task runs. Pick whichever matches your message.

One Time

Sends once, at the exact date and time you set. Best for a single announcement, an event reminder, or a one-off blast.

Daily (recurring)

Repeats every day at the same time until you disable it. Ideal for daily reminders, alerts, or repeating campaigns.

Setting up the trigger

From SMS → SMS Scheduler → + New Schedule (or after clicking Send Later), fill in the task:

  1. 1

    Recipient

    Enter the destination number(s) to send to.

  2. 2

    Message Type

    Normal (ASCII, up to 153 characters) by default, or Unicode (up to 63 characters) for Chinese, Japanese, and other scripts.

  3. 3

    Message Body

    Type the SMS content that will be sent.

  4. 4

    Task Name & Description

    Give the task a clear name so it’s easy to find later, and an optional description for notes or remarks.

  5. 5

    Start Date & Time

    Set when the task should first run.

  6. 6

    Timer

    Choose One Time or Daily, as described above.

  7. 7

    Create Trigger

    Click Create Trigger to save and activate the schedule. It then appears in your Task Scheduler.

The iSMS scheduler trigger settings: recipient, message type, message body, task name, description, start date and time, and timer.
Fig. 1The trigger settings — recipient, message, timing, and the one-time / daily timer.
Manage, edit, or disable any scheduled task from SMS → SMS Scheduler when you no longer need it — recurring daily tasks keep running until you switch them off.
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