Preparing your workspace
Preparing your workspace
Approved outreach can run once or repeat on a defined cadence. Eve dispatches due work every minute while the delivery layer protects external side effects from at-least-once scheduling retries.
Recurring outreach scheduling in VranceFlex lets an approved campaign or sequence run on a defined minute- or day-based cadence while preserving the same controls used for one-shot delivery. Eve’s native dispatcher checks for due work every minute and may deliver a due signal more than once because the scheduling contract is at least once. VranceFlex therefore does not treat the dispatch signal itself as permission to call a provider. Each intended recipient, channel, and sequence step has a durable delivery-job identity. The delivery worker atomically claims that job before calling Resend or Twilio and stores the real provider result afterward, preventing a repeated dispatch from producing another external send. Every run also rechecks workspace credentials, suppression state, usable contact data, and the organization’s daily cap. Users can inspect the next run and pause or resume recurrence without deleting the approved sequence or changing existing one-shot behavior.
Keep a campaign one-shot, repeat it every configured number of minutes, or schedule a day-based interval such as weekly. The workspace shows the next run and lets users pause or resume the schedule.
A dispatcher may deliver the same due signal more than once. VranceFlex uses durable job identity and an atomic claim before calling Resend or Twilio so a retry cannot produce a second external send.
Recurring jobs pass through the existing delivery worker, so BYOK credentials, suppression checks, usable-channel requirements, and per-organization daily caps continue to apply.