Cron jobs setup

Cron jobs setup

Maybe the most important thing that you have to do after you install the application is to make sure all the cron jobs are set properly. This is very important since without the cron jobs, the application will not be able to send any email at all, or to do maintenance cleanup and a lot other tasks.

You can find a list with all the cron jobs that you have to add by going in Backend > Miscellaneous > Cron Jobs List.

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