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# Commands

{% hint style="info" %} <mark style="color:blue;">Path: SBO > Others > Commands</mark>
{% endhint %}

* [Definition](#id-1.16.x-commands-definition)
* [Create commands](#id-1.16.x-commands-createcommands)
* [Read the commands section](#id-1.16.x-commands-readthecommandssection)
* [Update commands](#id-1.16.x-commands-updatecommands)
* [Delete commands](#id-1.16.x-commands-deletecommands)
* [Related resources](#id-1.16.x-commands-relatedresources)

## Definition <a href="#id-1.16.x-commands-definition" id="id-1.16.x-commands-definition"></a>

The commands part in the SBO should work automatically, without particular modification.

A command is a scheduled task done by the server. For each task, it will execute a control at a given time. That means the server verify pieces of information on the platform a few times per day, or hour to do some automatic tasks. Some actions can be derived from it such as: sending emails, updating booking status, and more.

<mark style="color:red;background-color:yellow;">WHO CAN USE THIS FEATURE?</mark>

Logged super-administrators

## Create commands <a href="#id-1.16.x-commands-createcommands" id="id-1.16.x-commands-createcommands"></a>

Commands can not be created.

## Read the commands section <a href="#id-1.16.x-commands-readthecommandssection" id="id-1.16.x-commands-readthecommandssection"></a>

Each task that can be controlled is composed of (figure 1):

* The name: indicates what will be triggered.
* The description: it describes what will be triggered.
* The periodicity: it is the time of control. It is based on the Cron system.&#x20;
* The next run date: it is the next date and time when the control will be done.
* The button “run”

<figure><img src="/files/CbjdEfbosCPyMMKg3vsU" alt=""><figcaption><p>Figure 1</p></figcaption></figure>

{% hint style="success" %} <mark style="color:green;">To test the booking expiration or the booking validation (for example), you can configure negative values in SBO > Other > Configurations, and run commands.</mark>
{% endhint %}

## Update commands <a href="#id-1.16.x-commands-updatecommands" id="id-1.16.x-commands-updatecommands"></a>

Commands can be activated manually by clicking “run” (figure 2).

<figure><img src="/files/uw0qMmlspmjREksrsUww" alt=""><figcaption><p>Figure 2</p></figcaption></figure>

The “run” button, allows the super-administrator to execute the control and not wait for the next planned trigger.

## Delete commands <a href="#id-1.16.x-commands-deletecommands" id="id-1.16.x-commands-deletecommands"></a>

Commands can not be deleted.

## Related resources <a href="#id-1.16.x-commands-relatedresources" id="id-1.16.x-commands-relatedresources"></a>

* *Computes the periodicity:* <https://crontab.guru/>


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