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# Execution Schedule

## About&#x20;

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The execution schedule allows you to specify when and how a request should be executed.&#x20;

**Execution Schedule**

<table><thead><tr><th width="176">Property</th><th>Description</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>executeAt</td><td>The date when the request should be executed.</td></tr><tr><td>executeIn</td><td>The time in milliseconds after which the request should be executed.</td></tr><tr><td>executeUntil</td><td>The maximum date when the request should be executed (for AT_EASE and PRIORITIZED priorities).</td></tr></tbody></table>

## executeAt

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The `executeAt` property specifies the exact date and time for the request execution.&#x20;

This property enables the definition of a desired date for request execution. It proves beneficial when expecting a delayed execution. However, the actual execution date may also depend on the request priority. In instances where the [Execution Options](/sdk/request/execution-options.md#priority) is not INSTANT, delays may occur based on the system load.

> ❗️**Note:**  In case when Date is invalid or less then now the request will ignore this proprty.

## executeIn

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The `executeIn` property specifies the time delay, in milliseconds, after which the request should be executed. In scenarios where execution is expected within hours or minutes, you can utilize this alternative field.

## executeUntill

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The `executeUntil` property defines the maximum date and time for request execution, particularly relevant for AT\_EASE and PRIORITIZED priorities.

> ❗️**Note:**  In cases when the Date provided is't compatible with request priority the field will be ignored. For example, if the priority is AT\_EASE and date is 1 minute ahead -> the default behavior of AT\_EASE will be used.
