Create a schedule: what you can change and when
A schedule makes one change to the products you pick at a start time, and can put them back at the end. Pick the change you want below.
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Pick your situation
| You want to | Start here |
|---|---|
| Run a sale with a percentage or amount off | Schedule a discount that starts and ends on time |
| Set a new price for a while | Schedule a price change |
| Hide products, or show them, at a set time | Hide or show products on your Online Store on a schedule |
| Put products in a collection during a sale | Add or remove products from a collection on a schedule |
| Change many products, or whole collections | Choose the products or collections a schedule changes |
| Set when it starts, ends or repeats | Start, end and repeat: how schedule timing works |
| Prepare it now and turn it on later | Save a draft, turn a schedule on, and edit it |
| Repeat it every week on chosen days | Make a schedule repeat every week |
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- Schedule a discount that starts and ends on time: lower the price of the products you pick by a percentage or an amount, with a start and an end time.
- Schedule a price change: set one new price for every variant of the products you pick.
- Hide or show products on your Online Store on a schedule: hide products from the Online Store sales channel, or show them, at the start time. Other sales channels stay as they are.
- Add or remove products from a collection on a schedule: add the products you pick to a manual collection, or take them out of one.
- Choose the products or collections a schedule changes: pick products one by one or whole collections, and see how many variants your plan allows.
- Start, end and repeat: how schedule timing works: set the start and end, run once or every week on chosen days, and see which time zone the times use.
- Save a draft, turn a schedule on, and edit it: save a schedule as a draft, turn it on so it runs at the start time, and change it later.
- Make a schedule repeat every week: repeat a schedule on the weekdays you pick, with a start and an end time each day, and see when everything is put back.
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