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        • How to identify a brand
        • What default values when a brand is created?
        • How to be a reseller
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      • User *
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          • Example
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      • What is Package?
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        • Licensing *
        • Subscription Type *
        • Feature
          • Examples
        • Package
        • Price *
        • Coupon
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          • License Status
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          • License Source
        • Pseudo Flow *
          • Licensing Flow *
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    • Billing
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        • Payment Status
        • Commission
        • Instant Payment Notification (IPN) *
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          • Supported Gateways
        • Payment Transaction Overview
      • Transaction *
      • Invoice *
    • Wallet
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        • Secure Practices *
        • ✔️Pseudo Flow *
      • Redeem *
    • Security
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    • Community
      • Issue
        • Examples
        • Pseudo Flow
      • Organization
    • Content Delivery Network (CDN)
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        • CDN Storage
        • Uploading files to a CDN
        • Downloading files from a CDN
        • Are There Any Limitations?
        • Best Practices
    • Analytics
      • Tracking
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      • Log & Debug
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    • Integration
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      • Push Notification
      • SMS Provider
      • SMTP Provider
      • Gitbook
    • Brand Settings (Branding)
      • What are Permissions and Roles?
        • System permissions & brand-based permissions
          • A (6 resources)
          • B (7 resources)
          • C (4 resources)
          • D (3 resources)
          • E (2 resources)
          • F (1 resource)
          • I (3 resources)
          • L (1 resource)
          • O (1 organization)
          • P (4 resources)
          • R (1 resource)
          • S (2 resources)
          • T (4 resources)
          • U (7 resources)
          • W (1 resource)
        • System Roles & Brand-based Roles
        • Granting Permissions
        • Assigning Roles
        • Best Practices
        • Pseudo Flow
        • Conclusion
      • What is Issue Category
      • What is Feature?
      • What is Subscription Type?
      • What is Subscription?
      • What is Commission Rate?
      • Events & Patterns
        • Event
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          • Events for Payment (8)
          • Events for System (9)
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          • Events for User (47)
            • User.Account_ (5)
            • User.Coupon_ (1)
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            • User.Service_ (1)
            • User.SMS_ (1)
            • User.Status_ (5)
            • User.Suspicious_ (4)
            • User.Ticket_ (1)
          • Events for Wallet (4)
          • (Missing Events) *
        • WalletEarningEvent
          • Earning.User_ (8)
          • Earning.Wallet_ (2)
        • Email Templates *
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      • Tags
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        • Best practice
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    • JFW Status
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    • Cryptography
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      • Examples
      • Email Sender
      • Email Template
    • Scheduler
      • Examples
      • Schedulers Used In JFW
    • Tracking Level
  • Versioning
  • Workflows
  • References
    • Internal references
    • External references
      • MailKit
      • MIME Type
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  1. Other concepts

Scheduler

Schedulers are essential tools in software development, designed to automate and streamline a vast array of tasks and processes. They offer users flexible and robust scheduling options, enhancing workflow efficiency and system performance. Suitable for a variety of applications, schedulers can significantly increase productivity by automating routine tasks, minimizing errors, and ensuring timely execution of critical operations.

Depending on the application or system's requirements, schedulers range from simple to complex. Basic schedulers might enable tasks to occur daily or weekly, whereas more advanced ones allow for scheduling based on specific dates, times, or event triggers.

Typically, schedulers come with a graphical or programming interface, allowing users to easily define and manage tasks. Through these interfaces, users can set start times, frequencies, and other essential parameters for their scheduled tasks.

In summary, schedulers are powerful tools for automating tasks, scheduling backups, and managing resources, playing a pivotal role in boosting efficiency across various computing tasks.

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