> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.browseract.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# How to Setting Up Scheduled Tasks for BrowserAct

> This tutorial shows how to set up automatic scheduled execution for BrowserAct workflows via Make.com.

### Why Scheduled Tasks?

Common use cases:

* 📊 Price monitoring - Scrape competitor product prices daily
* 📰 Brand monitoring - Monitor social media brand mentions hourly
* 📈 Market analysis - Auto-generate industry data reports weekly
* 📦 Inventory tracking - Check target product stock daily
* ✍️ Content updates - Regularly scrape latest articles from news sites

### Basic Concepts

[**Make.com**](http://Make.com)\*\* Scheduled Triggers\*\*  [Make.com](http://Make.com) provides flexible scheduling features that can:

* ✅ Run at fixed intervals (hourly, daily, etc.)
* ✅ Run at specific times (every day at 8:00 AM)
* ✅ Run on specific dates (every Monday at 9:00 AM)
* ✅ Custom Cron expressions (advanced users)

### Quick Start: 3 Steps to Set Up Scheduled Tasks

#### **Step 1: Create Make Scenario**

1. Log in to [Make.com](http://Make.com)
2. Create a new Scenario
3. Name scenario (e.g., "Daily Price Monitor")

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#### **Step 2: Add BrowserAct Module as First Module**

**2.1 Add Module**

1. Click + to add module
2. Search "BrowserAct"
3. Select "Run a workflow"

**2.2 Configure BrowserAct**

1. Connect your BrowserAct account
2. Select workflow to run
3. Configure input parameters (if any)

⚠️ Important: Ensure workflow output format is JSON for subsequent processing

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#### **Step 3: Add Scheduled Trigger for BrowserAct**

**3.1 Add Schedule**

1. Click clock icon on BrowserAct module
2. Select "Scheduling"

**3.2 Configure Run Frequency**

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**Option A: Fixed Intervals**  Example configurations:

* Every 1 hour
* Every 6 hours
* Every 1 day

**Option B: Specific Times**  Example configurations:

* Every day at 8:00 AM
* Every day at 6:00 PM

**Option C: Specific Dates and Times**  Example configurations:

* Every Monday at 9:00 AM
* Every 1st of month at 10:00 AM
* On weekdays at 8:00 AM

**3.3 Save Settings**

1. Confirm schedule configuration
2. Click "OK" to save
3. Activate scenario (turn on switch in top right)

Your BrowserAct workflow is now scheduled to run automatically. [Make.com](http://Make.com) will trigger it according to your configured schedule.

**Want to Do More with Your Data?**

Don't stop here! You can add more modules after BrowserAct to:

* **Send email notifications** with scraped data
* **Save to Google Sheets** for tracking and analysis
* **Store in databases** like Airtable or MySQL
* **Send Slack/Discord alerts** when conditions are met
* **Trigger other workflows** based on results

Simply click the **+** button after your BrowserAct module to explore hundreds of available integrations.

### **Next Steps:**

* Monitor your scheduled runs in [Make.com](http://Make.com)'s execution history
* Check BrowserAct's Activity Log to verify completions
* Join Discord for automation ideas and support