Scheduled Updates lets you view and manage optimisation changes that are due to go live later.

This includes scheduled changes from both:

Use this area when you want to check what is scheduled, see which listings are included, review the changes that will be applied, or manage scheduled updates before they go live.

You can open Scheduled Updates from the side menu.

You may also be able to access it from your account dropdown menu, depending on your workspace.

The Scheduled Updates page shows upcoming scheduled changes and previous scheduled activity.

The Scheduled Updates page helps you see:

Times are shown using the store timezone shown in Sprintr.

The page may include tabs such as:

All
Shows all scheduled update activity.

Scheduled
Shows updates that are still due to go live.

History
Shows previous scheduled updates that have already completed or are no longer active.

Use these tabs to switch between upcoming and past scheduled changes.

Each scheduled update appears as a card or row.

A scheduled update may show:

For a bulk optimisation, Sprintr may show the update as a bulk schedule with the number of listings included.

For a single listing optimisation, Sprintr may show the individual listing directly.

If a scheduled update was created from a Bulk Optimisation run, select View listings or open the scheduled update to see the listings included.

The bulk detail view may show:

For example, a bulk run may show that two listings are still scheduled and one has already completed.

Listings in a scheduled update may have statuses such as:

Scheduled
The listing is approved and waiting for the scheduled time.

Completed
The scheduled change has already gone live.

Ready
The listing is prepared and ready to be applied.

Blocked
The listing cannot be applied yet and may need attention.

The status helps you understand what has happened and what is still waiting to happen.

You can open a listing from a scheduled update to see the exact changes that are due to go live.

The individual listing view may show:

This lets you check what Sprintr is planning to apply before the scheduled time arrives.

The listing detail view may show a lifecycle such as:

Prepared
The optimisation has been generated and approved.

Scheduled
The update is waiting for the scheduled publish time.

Live
The scheduled change has been applied.

This helps you understand where the listing is in the scheduled update process.

For copy changes, Sprintr may show the current version and the optimised version side by side.

This lets you confirm what will replace the current listing content when the update goes live.

Depending on the listing and platform, this may include:

Where editing is available, you can adjust the optimised content before it goes live.

If the scheduled update includes images, Sprintr may show image metadata such as:

This helps you confirm that the right image and metadata are scheduled for the listing.

Where available, you can cancel a scheduled update before it goes live.

You may be able to cancel:

Use cancellation if the scheduled changes are no longer needed or if you want to review the optimisation again before publishing.

Cancelled scheduled updates do not go live.

Where available, you can reschedule a listing or scheduled update.

Use Reschedule if the changes are still correct but should go live at a different date or time.

Before rescheduling, check the store timezone shown in Sprintr so the update goes live when expected.

When the scheduled time arrives, Sprintr applies the approved changes to the relevant connected store where automatic publishing is supported.

If an update completes successfully, it moves from scheduled to completed or live.

If there is a problem, Sprintr may show an error or blocked status so you can review what needs attention.

Scheduled Updates gives you one place to manage optimisation changes that are planned for later.

You can see scheduled changes from both single listing and bulk optimisation, review the listings included, check the exact changes due to go live, and cancel or reschedule where available.

Sprintr’s aim is simple:

Help you prepare optimisation changes in advance while keeping control over what goes live and when.