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Scheduled Masking Policies
After creating a policy in your sandbox that addresses your masking use case needs, you can then schedule masking jobs to be automatically run using that policy to mask your sandbox’s object data.

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After creating a policy in your sandbox that addresses your masking use case needs, you can then schedule masking jobs to be automatically run using that policy to mask your sandbox’s object data.
| Available in: Lightning Experience |
| Available in: Professional, Enterprise, Unlimited, and Developer Editions with the Salesforce Data Mask add-on license. |
Given that you created a policy in your sandbox addressing your masking use case needs, you can now schedule masking jobs to be automatically run, either on a recurring or a one time basis, using that policy to mask your sandbox’s object data. The option to schedule a policy to be automatically run in masking jobs is in addition to the option of manually running an individual masking job using that policy. Scheduling is useful for routine masking jobs, such as masking sandbox data every weekend.
To schedule a policy, open a sandbox policy in view-only mode and in the displayed policy page, select the Schedule button. Selecting this button opens the Schedule Policy dialog. Use this dialog to perform any of the following tasks:

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