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# Scheduler

Scheduler Option – Automating Feed Synchronization

The **Scheduler Option** allows users to automate the synchronization of their **CSV App**, ensuring timely updates at regular intervals.

**1. Enable Scheduler**

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* Use the toggle switch to activate or deactivate the scheduler.
* When enabled, the feed will automatically sync at the specified time interval.

**2. Time Interval Selection**

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* Choose how frequently the synchronization should occur (e.g., every 3 hours, daily, etc.).
* This ensures your feed is always updated without manual intervention.

**3. Next Synchronization**

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* Displays the scheduled time for the next sync.
* The actual synchronization time may vary by a few minutes due to processing factors.

**4. Adjust Next Sync Time**

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* Click **"Change next sync time"** to manually modify when the next synchronization occurs.

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