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<aside> 💡 Purpose
Some things need to happen like clockwork on a regular basis. Instead of needing to remember to create a ticket for it every time, you can schedule tickets to automatically recur on a custom schedule. And a checklist can be a very effective way of working through tasks, so we put these two together.
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<aside> 📍 Navigation
In the menu simply go to Ticket Management and click on More.
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<aside> 👉 A few sample use cases: change the pool filter once a week; checklist for turndown service; quarterly fire drill requirements
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How it works:
Next to the create ticket button, click More and select Create recurring ticket

Use the pop-up form to create and schedule the perfect ticket
Name the task, list the location for it, and add notes to describe what it is



