A Trigger Window is a reusable time rule. You attach it to Web Profiles or schedules so that captures only run during allowed days and hours — for example, “Business hours, Monday–Friday”.

Concept

Trigger Windows consist of three main parts:

• A name (e.g. “Weekdays 9–5 CET”).
• One or more Trigger Days (which days are allowed).
• One or more Trigger Times (which hours on those days).

Days: weekdays & calendar days

Trigger Days let you describe both weekly and monthly patterns:

• Week-based: Mon–Sun flags for classic weekday patterns.
• Date-based: Day1–Day31 for specific days in a month (e.g. 1st, 15th, 30th).
• Last day: a “LastDay” option for monthly actions on the final day, regardless of month length.

You don't manage these flags directly; the UI lets you pick patterns like “Weekdays only”, “1st of the month”, or “Last day of month”.

Times: time ranges within a day

Each Trigger Day can have one or more time windows attached:

• StartTime and EndTime (e.g. 09:00–17:00).
• Multiple windows per day (e.g. 09:00–12:00 and 14:00–18:00).

If a schedule is due to run outside any active Trigger Window, it simply waits until the next allowed window.

Attaching Trigger Windows

You typically attach Trigger Windows at the profile or schedule level:

• Assign a window to a Web Profile used for business-hours captures.
• Assign a window directly to a high-value schedule (e.g. legal or pricing pages).

Examples

• Business hours EU: Mon–Fri, 09:00–17:00 Europe/Paris.
• End-of-month review: Last day of month, 18:00.
• Weekend-only experiment: Sat–Sun, 10:00–22:00.