Monitoring Scheduled Tasks

Summary: Maximize your automation potential with the Antimanual dashboard, a centralized hub for monitoring all your content tasks. Easily track statuses, schedules, and performance metrics in real-time to ensure your site workflows run perfectly every day.

To get the best results from automation, you need to check on your tasks regularly. The Antimanual dashboard helps you stay in control. It gives you a clear, real-time look at all your automated jobs, including new posts, content refreshes, and translations. With these tools, you can easily confirm that everything is running correctly without having to manage each step by hand.

Overview of the Auto Posting Dashboard

The Auto Posting dashboard is your main hub. It lists all your active and paused automation routines in one place. This makes it simple to manage multiple workflows, especially if you are running many different topics on a busy site.

To see your tasks, go to the Auto Posting tab. You will see a table that shows exactly what your automation engine is doing. This view tells you when the next AI content cycle will happen and which topics are currently being handled.

Understanding Key Information Columns

The management table includes several columns to help you track your tasks:

• Status: Shows if a task is ‘Active’ or ‘Paused.’ Use this to stop a task temporarily without deleting it.
• Task Name: Displays the name you gave the task so you can easily tell them apart.
• Post Type: Shows if the task is creating a Post, a Page, or a custom content type.
• Frequency: Tells you how often the task runs, helping you match content releases with your site’s peak traffic times.
• Next Run: Shows the exact time the task will run next, based on your server’s time.

Tracking Automated Updates and Refreshes

If you use our Pro features, you can also track content refreshes. This is great for keeping old content fresh and improving your SEO over time. Check the ‘Last Modified’ dates in your post lists to see when the AI last updated your content.

Fixing Errors

If a task fails, you will see an error in the status column. You can check the Activity Logs to see if the problem was an invalid API key, a connection issue, or a configuration mistake. Most errors can be fixed by double-checking your settings and trying the task again.