What you need first
- A published recurring announcement with sends still to come.
The playbook
1
Open the announcement
Open the recurring announcement you want to change.
2
Unpublish it
Click Unpublish in the header, or pick Unpublish from the overflow menu, then confirm. Every pending send stops, every message the schedule already posted is removed from your channel, and the sends that have not fired return to your allowance.If you only want to pull one bad occurrence and let the schedule keep running, take that single post down from the Messages tab instead.
Unpublishing an announcement
What comes down, and what comes back.
Tracking sends
Take down a single post without stopping the schedule.
3
Edit or end it
Change the message or the schedule on the Compose and About tabs. To end it for good, leave it unpublished, or Archive it from the overflow menu.
Setting a recurrence
Adjust the cadence or the number of sends.
Archiving an announcement
Remove it from your lists for good.
4
Republish, if you are continuing
If you only paused to edit, click Publish again. It reserves sends afresh for whatever the schedule now holds.
How you know it worked
- After unpublishing, the badge reads Unpublished and no more sends fire.
- The schedule’s posts are gone from your Discord channel, and each one reads Taken down on the Messages tab.
- The Messages tab shows no upcoming amber occurrences while it is unpublished.
- A schedule you let run out on its own reads Completed after its last send.
Related articles
Unpublishing an announcement
The reference for pausing a live announcement.
Set up a recurring announcement
Playbook: start a schedule in the first place.
Track your announcement messages
Playbook: manage individual sends instead of all of them.
Archiving an announcement
Remove a finished announcement from your lists.