Anything Viktor can do once, he can do on a schedule: a metrics brief every weekday morning, a pipeline report every Monday, an invoice reconciliation on the first of the month.

## Set up a schedule

1. Describe the task to Viktor in Slack or Teams and ask him to run it on a schedule.
2. Be specific about timing — for example, _"every weekday at 9 AM, post yesterday's revenue summary in #finance."_
3. Confirm the schedule when Viktor plays it back, and he saves it as a recurring task.

There is no separate builder to learn. The schedule is part of the conversation, and you can change it the same way: _"move the daily brief to 8 AM"_ or _"pause the weekly report until next month."_

## Ideas to start with

- _"Every Monday at 9 AM, summarize last week's support tickets and flag anything unresolved."_
- _"On the 1st of each month, pull ad spend from Meta and Google and compare it to budget."_
- _"Every weekday at 5 PM, list the pull requests that are still waiting for review."_

## Manage scheduled tasks

1. Open the [Usage section](https://app.viktor.com/usage) to see your scheduled tasks and the credits they use.
2. Pause or remove tasks you no longer need.
3. Adjust the timing whenever your routine changes.

Recurring tasks consume credits on each run, so review them occasionally to keep usage efficient. See [how credits work](/help/category/credits/how-credits-work) for details.