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Schedule-Triggered Flows
A schedule-triggered flow starts at the specified time and frequency for a batch of records. Configure the schedule trigger in the Start element of your autolaunched flow.

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A schedule-triggered flow starts at the specified time and frequency for a batch of records. Configure the schedule trigger in the Start element of your autolaunched flow.
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Schedule an autolaunched flow to start at a specific time and set it to run one time, daily, or weekly. To have the scheduled flow run for a batch of records, specify the object and the filter conditions that each record must meet.
A flow interview runs for each record in the batch and stores all of the record’s field values
in the $Record global variable.As you build the scheduled flow, reference the
$Record global variable to access the record’s field values.
If you configure an Update Records element to use the ID and all field values from the $Record global variable, enable Filter inaccessible fields from flow requests in your org’s process automation settings. Otherwise, the flow fails because the Update Records element tries to set the values for system fields and other read-only fields.
You can monitor scheduled flows from the Scheduled Jobs page in Setup.

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