In this tutorial, you’ll learn how cron jobs operate based on user visits and how to ensure their timely execution. We’ll cover the basics of cron job scheduling and how to manually trigger them for faster results.

• Cron jobs are executed by the first user that visit the website at any given hour of the day.
• Cron jobs are executed every 60 minutes (60 seconds for email piping), but it can take longer, or it can take less time as well, in relation to the traffic of your website.
• Because cron jobs are initiated by users, if you have less than 1 visitor per hour (per minute for email piping), it could take longer. As long as there is at least one active user on the site, execution every 60 minutes (60 seconds for email piping) is guaranteed.
• You can speed up the cron jobs execution by manually run them via WEB API.

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