Create Daily, Weekly, or Monthly QCDR Recurring Schedules

Pro, Max, and All Access can repeat a Rule or Token on daily, weekly, or monthly cycles. Recurrence works together with the optional overall start/end boundaries, timezone, daily window, and blackout dates.

Create a Repeating Schedule

  1. Edit the Rule or Token and open When should it run?.
  2. Set Schedule to Repeating schedule.
  3. Choose Daily, Weekly, or Monthly under Repeat.
  4. Set Repeat every from 1 through 365.
  5. Add the recurrence-specific values described below, then save.

Daily Recurrence

Daily recurrence uses the saved start time as its calendar anchor when a start exists. A repeat interval of 2 means every second local calendar day from that anchor. With no start boundary, there is no anchor from which to skip days, so the daily recurrence check itself passes every day.

Weekly Recurrence

Select the intended Days of the week. QCDR first checks the current local weekday, then—when a start boundary exists—uses the start as the anchor for the “repeat every N weeks” interval.

If no weekdays are selected, the weekday filter does not restrict the matching week. For a predictable weekly schedule, select the actual weekdays you intend.

Monthly Recurrence

Set Day of month from 1 through 31. When the selected number is larger than the number of days in the current month, QCDR uses that month’s last day. For example, day 31 resolves to February’s final day. A value of 0 means no day-of-month restriction.

When a start boundary exists, Repeat every also controls the number of months between eligible cycles.

Overall Boundaries Still Win

An overall start prevents the item from running early, and the end prevents it from running at or after that instant. Daily active windows and blackout dates are additional filters, not replacements for those boundaries.

Test the Calendar You Actually Need

Write down a few dates that should pass and fail before enabling a complex recurrence. This makes incorrect anchors, weekdays, month-end expectations, or timezone assumptions much easier to spot.

Community Discussion

Want to compare workflows, share practical tips, or discuss how you use this QCDR feature? Visit the QC Dynamic Replacer Community. For private support, bug reports, account-specific issues, or feature requests, use the QuantaCade support system.