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• The cycle is of the periodical type, i.e. the cycle repeats within the given period at fixed points in time.
• The period duration is 1h. 
• The offsets when to start the cycle within the given period are specified by minutes: at each full hour, at each 15th, 30th and 45th minute of each hour.
• The first cycle is specified to start at midnight00:00:00, i.e. at the start of the day , in the workflow's time zone, with the last cycle being started 23 hours later.
• If the execution time of cycle takes exceeds the next period then the next cycle will be started immediately once the orders arrives at the Cycle Instruction.

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• The property editor displays the summary information of the period.
• The period is configured:
  • using a frequency, for example every day:
    • if an order's scheduled date (Daily Plan date) is not matched by a frequency then the order skips the Cycle Instruction,
    • otherwise the order considers the Cycle Instruction and , for example, waits for the begin of the first cycle,
  • using period using period details to specify the start and duration of the period, for example, the start of the day in the workflow's time zone duration for 23 hours,
  • using repeat details to specify, for example:
    • a 15 minutes break between cycles,
    • a limit of 10 repeated executions of the cycle.

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• The cycle is of the continuous type, i.e. the cycle repeats after a fixed-length pause between executions.
• The pause between execution of cycles within the given period is specified to be 15 minutes.
• The cycle is repeated for a maximum of 10 times.
• The first cycle is specified to start at midnight00:00:00, i.e. begin of day , in the workflow's time zone, with the last cycle being started 23 hours later or when hitting the limit specified.

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• The property editor displays the summary information of the period.
• The period is configured:
  • using a frequency, for example every day:
    • if an order's scheduled date (Daily Plan date) is not matched by a frequency then the order skips the Cycle Instruction,
    • otherwise the order considers the Cycle Instruction and, for example, waits for the start of the first cycle,
  • using period using period details to specify the start and duration of the period, for example, at the start of the day in the workflow's time zone for a duration of 23 hours,
  • using repeat details to specify, for example, a 2 minute fixed-length interval between cycles.

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• The cycle is of the ticking type, i.e. the cycle repeats after a fixed-length interval between executions.
• The interval between execution of cycles is specified to be 2 minutes.
• The first cycle is specified to start at midnight00:00:00, i.e. at the start of the day , in the workflow's time zone, with the last cycle being started 23 hours later or when hitting the limit specified.

• if a cycle takes longer than specified by the ticking interval then the next cycle starts immediately after the order will arrive at the Cycle Instruction.

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