Improved clarity and consistency in the embedded scheduler

We’ve introduced a set of small but meaningful UI improvements in the embedded scheduler, designed to make the experience simpler, clearer, and more intuitive for everyone.

These updates focus on aligning terminology, labels, and actions across the scheduler interface, helping users more easily understand what each option does and how to work with scheduled tasks. While the functional behavior remains the same, the refined wording and button naming reduce ambiguity and lower the learning curve—especially for new users.

The changes released today include:

• Executed as renamed to Run as.

• Tooltips added to status icons in the task name.

• Icons added to indicate if the next scheduled task is a time-based or event-based task.

• Tasks indicate when they are finished.

• New icons added to the context menu in the Scheduler task view and history view.

• Run now is greyed out when inactive.

• Updated terminology in scheduler to Asset from Content.

Beyond immediate usability benefits, these refinements also lay important groundwork for upcoming enhancements, including the future global task monitoring capability. By establishing clearer and more consistent concepts now, we’re ensuring that new capabilities can be introduced in a way that feels natural and familiar.

Overall, this update is about simplicity first: clearer language, more intuitive actions, and a smoother experience when working with scheduled tasks—today and as the platform continues to evolve.