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Scheduled sending

Queue one-off messages for future delivery and manage the schedule list.

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Open Send → Schedule in the sidebar.

What this page is for

Scheduled sends lists one-off messages you queued from Send → Send with Schedule timing. Each row is a single recipient (or one combined multi-channel target) set to go out at a future date and time.

This page is not where bulk campaigns appear. If you saved a campaign with a start time, track it under Send → Campaign instead.

Scheduled sends — list, search, status filter, and table

Sample data shown.

Schedule a one-off send

  1. Open Send → Send.
  2. Leave the campaign name empty — scheduled queue entries are for single sends only.
  3. Enable channels, pick senders and templates, and choose a target (Input or one Contact).
  4. In step 4 (Timing), click Schedule (not Now or Recurring).
  5. Set Date and Time.
  6. Click Send. Kirisan queues the job and confirms it is scheduled.

The message appears on Send → Schedule with status Pending until the run time.

For full Send screen steps, see Send messages.

Scheduled sends vs scheduled campaigns

Send → Schedule (this page)Send → Campaign
Created fromSend → Send without a campaign nameSend → Send with a Title, then Save Campaign
RecipientsOne target per rowMany recipients per campaign
Timing set onSend page step 4 → ScheduleSend page step 4 → Schedule, Now, or Recurring
Managed hereYes — this listNo — open the campaign detail page
Edit while waitingSend time + template variablesSchedule and delays on campaign detail (draft/paused)

Schedule list

Control / columnWhat it does
New sendOpens Send → Send to queue another message.
Search recipient or detail…Filters by recipient text or detail (minimum 3 characters).
All statusesFilter dropdown — Pending, Processing, Completed, Failed, or Cancelled.
Run atLocal date and time when Kirisan will attempt delivery.
StatusCurrent job state (see Status values below).
RecipientsSummary of the queued target (for example WA: 628… · Email: user@…).
DetailShort note after processing, or queue context while pending.
ActionsEdit and Cancel for Pending rows only.

Pagination appears at the bottom when you have more rows than one page.

Edit a pending schedule

Click Edit schedule (pen icon) on a Pending row.

Edit scheduled send — time, read-only context, and template variables

Sample data shown.

You can change:

SectionEditable?
When to send — date and timeYes — must stay in the future.
Template variablesYes — values for placeholders like {{name}}.
Channels, templates, recipientsNo — frozen from when you queued the job.

The Queued message box shows the recipient and template names for reference. If a template was deleted since you scheduled the send, the modal shows a warning — cancel and create a new send from Send → Send if you need different templates.

Click Save to apply changes, or Cancel to close without saving.

Cancel a pending schedule

Click Cancel schedule (trash icon) on a Pending row, then confirm. The status becomes Cancelled and the message will not send.

You cannot cancel or edit rows that are already Processing, Completed, or Failed.

Status values

StatusMeaning
PendingWaiting for the Run at time. Editable and cancellable.
ProcessingKirisan is sending now.
CompletedDelivered successfully (check Logs → History or channel logs).
FailedSend failed at run time — read Detail for the reason.
CancelledYou cancelled before it ran.

After a scheduled send runs

Completed or failed jobs stay in the list for reference. The actual message also appears in:

  • Logs → History — cross-channel activity
  • The channel’s Logs screen — filterable send log with status and preview

Tips

  • Confirm the target device or sender is still connected before the Run at time.
  • For WhatsApp and WABA, ensure templates remain Approved — a rejected template causes Failed at send time.
  • To schedule a bulk send with many recipients, use a campaign with Schedule timing instead of this page.
  • Recurring sends are campaigns only — see Send messages — Recurring campaigns.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
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