Keep collecting without rebuilding the run each time.
Schedule a question set to run weekly or daily through configured providers. Return to fresh observations and a summary of the run, with collection constrained by the service and account supplier caps.
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Cadence changes the number of planned runs.
Illustrative exampleSwitch between weekly and daily schedules, then pause the example.
A repeatable collection schedule with explicit limits.
Illustrative 28-day schedule. Email delivery is not demonstrated.
Choose a cadence you can use
A weekly baseline may be enough for routine reviews; daily collection creates more observations and can cost more. Keep the questions, markets and engine settings visible so you can recognise when a comparison has changed.
Review market and repeat settings before expanding a recurring collection, because each combination increases requested samples.
Make interrupted collection obvious
A capped, failed or unavailable run must be distinguishable from a successful answer without a mention. Summary email delivery has not been tested with a real email, so it remains a beta validation item rather than a reliable delivery claim.
The supplier spending caps explain why further collection may stop even when a schedule is active.
How it works
- Save the question set and provider configuration.
- Choose a weekly or daily schedule.
- Review the latest run, failures and supplier-cap status.
What to know before you use it
- Requires configured paid data providers.
- Supplier caps may stop collection.
- Summary email has not been tested with real delivery.
- A schedule does not guarantee successful responses from every engine.
Questions
Can I schedule daily runs?
The beta supports weekly or daily tracking, subject to provider availability and supplier caps.
Will a capped run reduce my reported share of voice?
Unavailable data should remain separate from successful observations and their metric denominators.
Choose how to continue.
Use the relevant tool, or ask MAXAEO for a specialist review of the evidence and priorities.