# Advanced Recurring

### Introduction

The **Advanced Recurring** feature allows you to set up recurring email campaigns with various timing and frequency options, ensuring flexible control over your campaign scheduling.

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### Options Explained

#### 1. **Advanced Recurring**

* **Enable** this option to allow your campaign to send repeatedly at specified intervals.

#### 2. **Frequency**

* Choose how often your campaign should run. Options include:
  * **Minute**: Send at intervals of a few minutes.
  * **Hour**: Send hourly.
  * **Day**: Daily campaign repetition.
  * **Week**: Weekly campaign schedule.
  * **Month**: Monthly sending.
  * **Year**: Yearly recurrence.

#### 3. **Time Interval**

* After selecting the frequency (e.g., Hour, Day, or Week), choose the exact time you want the campaign to run. For example, you could set it to run **every hour at 10 minutes past the hour** or **every day at 8:00 AM**. This allows you to customize both the frequency and the specific time the campaign will be sent, ensuring precise scheduling for your email campaigns.

#### 4. **Max Runs**

* This controls the maximum number of times the campaign will be sent.
* **Setting -1** allows for unlimited sends, meaning the campaign will repeat indefinitely until manually stopped.

### Example Use Case

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To send a reminder email every day at 8:00 AM for 5 repetitions, set the frequency to "Day," the time interval to "8:00 AM," and the max runs to "5." This configuration will ensure that the email is sent five times, once per day at 8:00 AM.

### Conclusion

The **Advanced Recurring** feature provides powerful automation to handle recurring campaigns at customized intervals. Configure it to match your specific campaign goals.