Auto Assignment Batches will stop working if the person who was assigned as the running user of the scheduled job has been deactivated. A user is normally deactivated in your Salesforce org when they leave the company. For example, if a sales operations manager who owned the batch schedule left the company and their user was deactivated, Auto Assignment will silently stop running until a new schedule is created by an active user. This article outlines the way to restart an Auto Assignment Batch.
Note: You can remove the Auto Assignment Scheduled Job by clicking the Set Schedule button and unchecking Run schedule.
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