# Scheduled Triggers

In Directual, scheduled scenarios can be configured with two main settings:

**Autorun**:

* No autorun
* Regular (for example, every hour, or every 15 minutes)
* Daily (every day in a certain time; for example every day at 9:00 a.m.)
* Weekly (for example, on Mondays and on Saturdays at 1 p. m.)
* Monthly (for example on 10th and 20th)
* [Raw CRON configuration](/scenarios/schedule-triggers/cron-format.md)

**Filter for objects:**

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**Note**: The choice of the time zone in the advanced section of app settings affects the autorun settings.
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## Filter for objects

Standard [comparison component](/template-system/comparison-operators.md). Here you can filter the objects from the target structure before they are processed by the scenario. You can use [Global constants](/scenarios/using-variables/global-constants.md) here as well.

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## Manual scenario run

If your scenario uses the 'By CRON (scheduled)' trigger and is not stopped, you can also run it manually by clicking **Other actions → Push all objects in scenario**

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