Timer

Timed triggers can be defined in several ways depending on the desired time scale.
You can select a time scale from the corresponding tabs :

Minutes

Select a frequency in minutes :

You can also specify a “second”. This means that the trigger will happen when the second is equal to the selected second.

Example :
I configured “Every 5 minutes on second 10”.
This means the trigger will happen at :

11:00:10
11:05:10
11:10:10
11:15:10
11:20:10
…

Hourly

Select a frequency in hours :

You can also specify a “minute” and a “second”. This means that the trigger will happen when the minute:second is equal to the selected minute:second.

Example :
I configured “Every 12 hours on minute 5 and second 15”.
This means the trigger will happen at :

2019-10-28 at 11:05:15
2019-10-28 at 23:05:15
2019-10-29 at 11:05:15
2019-10-29 at 23:05:15
…

Daily

Select a frequency in days :

You can also specify a “hour”, a “minute” and a “second”. This means that the trigger will happen when the hour:minute:second is equal to the selected hour:minute:second.

Example :
I configured “Every 1 day on hour 8 on minute 30 and second 15”.
This means the trigger will happen at :

2019-10-01 at 08:30:15
2019-11-01 at 08:30:15
2019-12-01 at 08:30:15
…

Weekly

Select desired days of the week :

You can also specify a “hour”, a “minute” and a “second”. This means that the trigger will happen when the hour:minute:second is equal to the selected hour:minute:second.

Example :
I configured “Every Monday and Wednesday on hour 9 on minute 30 and second 20”.
This means the trigger will happen at :

Monday 2019-10-07 at 09:30:20
Wednesday 2019-10-09 at 09:30:20
Monday 2019-10-14 at 09:30:20
Wednesday 2019-10-16 at 09:30:20
…

Monthly

Select desired day of the month :

You can also specify monthly frequency, a “hour”, a “minute” and a “second”. This means that the trigger will happen every X months when the hour:minute:second is equal to the selected hour:minute:second.
Instead of a day number, you can also select “Last day”, which will always be the last day of the month.

Example :
I configured “On day #2, every 1 month on hour 9 on minute 30 and second 20”.
This means the trigger will happen at :

2019-10-02 at 09:15:30
2019-11-02 at 09:15:30
2019-12-02 at 09:15:30
2020-01-02 at 09:15:30
…

Advanced

For more complex trigger expressions, you can use CRON expressions

The supported expressions are documented here : https://www.quartz-scheduler.net/documentation/quartz-3.x/tutorial/crontrigger.html

Data condition

To add a Data Condition, select the desired type :

Add logical condition : this allows to compare a widget field value to a target for example
Add field value watcher : this allows to follow a field value over time

Logical Condition

Field value watcher

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condition add logical condition add field value watcher configure criteria for combining conditions list conditions remove condition logical condition select widget from dashboard select truth criteria configure comparison with Field, Operator, Const configure comparison with Field, Operator, Field combine comparisons with boolean operators : add/remove branches, add child comparison or boolean operator filter condition with Field, Operator, Const filter condition with Field, Operator, Field field value watcher select widget from dashboard select field from widget watch value changes watch value does not change configure deadband with widget date/time field configure change thresholds low/high, in absolute or percentage of value filter condition with Field, Operator, Const filter condition with Field, Operator, Field

Last modified: Oct 28, 2019

Trigger

Data condition