Monitor and manage all your PrestaShop cron jobs from one Back Office dashboard
PrestaShop scheduled task manager gives store owners and agencies one Back Office place to check whether routine module work is actually running. MPR Scheduled Task Manager centralizes MPR module tasks, protected scheduling links, manual runs and task status, helping you protect feeds, cleanups, synchronizations and other routine jobs from silent failure.
The module supports server scheduler runs, an external scheduler connection, storefront fallback and admin-triggered execution modes. You can list tasks, run them on demand, enable or disable them, edit or delete custom tasks, apply bulk frequency changes, and review module-level health with due tasks, recent failures, last run and next run.
Separate hit history and task logs show scheduler calls, source, context, status, duration and results. With the supported external scheduler connected, the Back Office can test reachability, create or sync the remote job, pause, resume, delete or disconnect it without managing each scheduling link by hand.
- One control screen for recurring jobs. Your store gets a protected execution address for launching jobs, checking status and listing items that need attention.
- Offer several trigger modes. Configuration supports server scheduler runs, an external scheduler connection, storefront fallback and admin-triggered execution modes.
- Manage the external scheduler from Back Office. Once connected, the Back Office tools can test the connection, create or sync the remote job, pause, resume, delete or disconnect it, and check public reachability.
- Give each task an admin workflow. The task list supports run, toggle, edit, delete and log actions, plus custom tasks and bulk frequency changes.
- Show module-level task health. The modules view summarizes detected modules with scheduled work, installed task counts, enabled state, due tasks, recent failures, last run and next run.
- Separate trigger history from run results. Back Office shows call summaries by source and context alongside filterable execution entries with status, duration, result and date.
- Keep shared scheduling records on uninstall. The uninstall path removes the module's tabs and own tasks but intentionally leaves shared scheduling records because other modules may still use them.
PrestaShop scheduled task dashboard for module work
PrestaShop Scheduled Task Manager gives store owners one place to see, run and troubleshoot scheduled work across MPR modules. Scheduled jobs are easy to forget because they usually run outside the visible storefront, but when they stop, feeds, cleanups, synchronisations and other routine tasks can quietly fail. This module brings task status, manual runs, module registration, hit history, logs and scheduling setup into the Back Office so you can prove the work is happening instead of guessing.
Stop scheduled tasks from becoming invisible risk
A missed scheduled job can create real business damage because stale data, unfinished maintenance or broken automation may not be noticed until customers or staff complain. The dashboard shows which tasks exist and whether they are running, so you can spot trouble before it becomes a support issue. That visibility saves time because you no longer need to inspect server logs just to confirm whether a routine job fired.
Run important jobs when the business needs them
Sometimes you cannot wait for the next scheduled run, especially after changing settings, installing a module or fixing a failed process. The module lets you review and run tasks on demand from one workspace, which gives your team a practical recovery path without developer intervention. That control protects revenue because operational work can be restarted quickly instead of sitting blocked until someone with server access is available.
Confirm your outside scheduler is reaching the shop
External scheduling services and hosting schedulers can fail silently after a migration, password change or copied scheduling-link mistake. The hit history records when an outside scheduler called your store, so you can see whether the scheduler is actually reaching PrestaShop. This matters because a task list that looks correct is not enough; your store needs evidence that the outside trigger is firing.
Task logs, remote scheduler sync, and manual runs
This module is built as the central scheduler dashboard for MPR modules that expose scheduled tasks. It gives you a Back Office view of tasks, modules with scheduled work, execution logs, hit history, scheduling addresses, external scheduler sync and reachability testing. It requires no coding for daily use, keeps troubleshooting in one place, and avoids the fragile routine of managing many separate scheduling links without a clear status screen.
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Referencemprcron
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In stock2147483647 Items
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PrestaShop CompatibilityPS 1.7 – 9.x
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Pricing ModelOne-time Purchase
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Module TypeBack-office
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GDPR RelevantNo
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Business GoalStreamline Operations
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External Account NeededNo
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Module ComplexityLightweight Widget
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Customer Journey StageManage Store
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Works With PlatformNo External Platform
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Cron Manager gives your PrestaShop store one Back Office workspace for scheduled MPR module tasks. It lets you trigger, schedule, pause, test, and inspect recurring jobs without maintaining separate cron settings in each module.
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v1.3.122026-05-27
- AddedAdd custom cron task management
- AddedRelease cron manager 1.2.0
- Addedself-healing infrastructure with automatic diagnostics and repair
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Governance
Running the free Cron Manager means you want one back-office place to confirm that routine MPR module work is actually running, with protected scheduling links, manual runs and task status so jobs do not fail silently. That oversight is most valuable when there are real recurring jobs to watch.
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Used alongside each other, you keep your sitemaps up to date and gain a clear view of your scheduled MPR work. The sitemap builder produces the files search engines rely on, while Cron Manager gives you one place to run and monitor any MPR scheduled task the module exposes, so setup work stays visible rather than assumed.
Governance
With the free Cron Manager, you have a single back-office view of your MPR scheduled tasks, protected scheduling links and task status, built to protect feeds, cleanups and synchronizations from silent failure. That monitoring matters most for jobs that have to stay current.
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Together they pair feed generation with clear oversight of your scheduled MPR work. The feed manager shapes and serves your Google Shopping data, while Cron Manager lets you check that your MPR routine tasks are running and trigger manual runs, so a stale or stalled feed is easier to notice before it affects campaigns.
Governance
Using the free Cron Manager shows you want confidence that routine MPR jobs are running rather than failing in silence, with one place for task status, protected links and manual runs. Operations-heavy modules are where that reassurance counts most.
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Run together, heavy warehouse operations sit alongside clear oversight of your scheduled MPR tasks. Warehouse Revolution handles the day-to-day stock and fulfilment work, while Cron Manager gives you one place to run and monitor any MPR scheduled task the module exposes, so routine jobs are less likely to slip unnoticed.
Workflow
The free Cron Manager gives you a back-office place to see whether routine MPR work is running, designed to protect feeds, cleanups and synchronizations from silent failure, with manual runs and status on hand. To make that worthwhile you need actual recurring maintenance to oversee.
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Together they cover both doing the housekeeping and keeping an eye on it. Database Cleanup handles the actual removal of accumulated operational data, while Cron Manager gives you one place to run and monitor any MPR scheduled task you set up, so routine maintenance stays visible rather than forgotten.
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