# Getting Started - Schedules

The dedicated Schedules section helps you manage report delivery automation in one place. It's divided into two section for convenience:

## Upcoming Schedules

Click on this tab to see upcoming scheduled reports and their respective scheduling details.

![](/files/13MZvSMaH5L1XfNYJ87d)

The displayed scheduling details are: 

* Delivery **Frequency**
* Chosen delivery file format (**Output Type)**
* Date when the schedule task was created (**Created On)**
* When the next report delivery happens **(Next Run)**
* Actions (**Schedule Editing and Deleting**)

Details of the actions are below:

* **Edit Schedule -** You can make changes to the schedule by clicking on ![](/files/4ARrunHXKR6iosrRSd8f).
* **Delete -** You can delete the schedule by clicking on ![](/files/tTcyzTJ7Fr3o0abaWAE4).

## Report & Schedule History

This tab displays the reports you've scheduled in the past.

![](/files/DspWXWaDPzShiWZ9LGRp)

The Report and Schedule History tab shows the following details: 

* Delivery **Frequency**
* When the report was last delivered **(Run Date and Time)**
* When the schedule was initiated **(Start Date)**
* When the schedule process was ended **(End Date)**
* Actions (**Download and Delete)**

Here's more on the actions:

* **Download -** Besides getting your reports delivered automatically, you can download it by clicking on the![](/files/Md0emIfM3o58aEQBdF92)icon.
* **Delete** - You can delete the report file from the server by clicking on the![](/files/oxs4AevNjx4aV5bq5RGn) icon.

{% hint style="info" %}
To learn more about the scheduling process, click [here.](/knowledge-base/schedules.md) 
{% endhint %}


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