Managing Scheduled Executions
The Manage Schedule page provides a centralized view of all scheduled test case and suite executions. It allows you to monitor scheduled runs, track their execution status, and quickly access important scheduling information from a single location.
From this page, you can manage existing schedules by editing their configuration, retrying executions, pausing scheduled runs, viewing execution reports, or deleting schedules when they are no longer required. The page also displays key details such as the schedule name, execution frequency, next scheduled run, last execution, assigned execution target, and current execution status to help you efficiently manage all scheduled executions.
Steps to Manage Scheduled Executions
From the Test Management page, click Manage Schedule.

The Schedule Execution page opens and displays all scheduled Test Cases and Suites.

Use the Search bar to quickly find a scheduled test case or suite.
Filter schedules based on their execution Status using the status dropdown or additional Filters.
Select Agents or Cloud Machines from the left panel to view schedules assigned to a specific execution target.

Click the More menu for a scheduled item to perform the required action:

View Suite Report: Opens the execution report for the selected scheduled suite, allowing you to review the execution summary, individual test case results, logs, screenshots, and failure details.
Edit: Opens the schedule configuration page where you can modify the execution target, environment, browser, execution date and time, recurrence settings, and other scheduling options.
Retry Now: Immediately triggers the execution of the selected scheduled test case or suite using the existing schedule configuration, without waiting for the next scheduled run.
Pause: Temporarily suspends the scheduled execution, preventing it from running at its configured time until the schedule is resumed.
Delete: Permanently removes the selected scheduled execution from the scheduler. Once deleted, it will no longer execute automatically unless a new schedule is created.
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