# How to create scheduled tasks in HestiaCP?

To view or create scheduled tasks (Cron Jobs) follow these steps:

1. First, access the **TASKS** area.
2. You will see the list of scheduled tasks already created with their current configuration.
3. Each task will have a floating menu with which you can modify, suspend, or delete the scheduled task.
4. With the **Disable notifications** button, you can disable the notifications that are sent by email when the task is executed.
5. Finally, with the **Add Scheduled Task** button, you can create a new task.

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On the scheduled task configuration screen, you will find:

1. The box where you should write the command or task you want to execute.
2. In this box, you can generate the time format in which the task will be executed. Choose the execution time and press the **Generate** button.
3. You will see the execution time format of the scheduled task according to what you have configured in step 2.
4. Once you have everything configured, save the changes with the **Save** button.

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