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Expand Up @@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ Depending on your needs there are three ways to schedule, please read carefully.

- **Scheduled Full Calculate**, also know as **Schedule Calculate** is just setting up automation to press the Calculate button for you
- **Scheduled Incremental Calculate**, also known as **Calculation Mode - Schedule** is to have DLRS not run in realtime but in batches based on when you run an Apex job.
- **Process Builder - Scheduled Action**, is to have Process Builder call a specific rollup in a Scheduled Action
- **Process Builder - Scheduled Action**, is to have Process Builder or Flow call a specific rollup in a Scheduled Action

## IMPORTANT NOTE

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# Process Builder - Scheduled Actions

**Calculate Mode field set to Process Builder, No Trigger Required**
You can use Process Builder with a Scheduled Action, instead of an Immediate Action, and control the delay in processing. It will call the Parent account and recalculate the specified rollup. Create a `Call Apex` action in Process Builder and select the DLRS `Calculates a rollup` class.
You can use Process Builder or Flow with a Scheduled Action, instead of an Immediate Action, and control the delay in processing. It will call the Parent account and recalculate the specified rollup. Create a `Call Apex` action in Process Builder or Flow and select the DLRS `Calculates a rollup` class.