Scheduling & Notifications

Tests catch the most when they run on their own and tell you when something goes wrong. Scheduling & Notifications lets you set test execution to run on a cadence you choose and routes the results to the people who need to act, so nobody has to sit and watch a dashboard.

Who it’s for#

Teams that want regular, unattended test runs and timely alerts when results turn red or an approval is waiting.

What it does#

• Run once — kick off a scheduled execution at a set time.
• Recurring cadence — repeat runs on a regular interval.
• Cron expression — define precise schedules when you need fine control.
• Result and failure alerts — notify teams on outcomes and breakages.
• Approval alerts — tell the right people when a sign-off is waiting.
• Multiple channels — reach teams through email, Slack, and webhooks.

How it works#

You schedule execution once, on a recurring cadence, or with a cron expression for exact timing. When a run finishes, fails, or hits an approval gate, notifications go out over email, Slack, or webhooks so the right people hear about it.

Why it matters#

Problems found at 2 a.m. only help if someone learns about them. Scheduled runs plus targeted alerts mean issues reach the right person without anyone watching a screen.