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# New-PSUSchedule

New-PSUSchedule creates a new schedule in PowerShell Universal that runs a script on a cron, continuous, or one-time basis.

## SYNOPSIS

Creates a schedule for scripts or workflows.

## DESCRIPTION

Creates cron, continuous, or one-time schedules. A schedule can target one or more scripts with `-Script` or a workflow with `-Workflow`. Use `-Parameters` for values passed when the scheduled target runs; one-time schedules retain explicitly supplied parameters, including for scripts without a declared `param` block. Use `-Name` to create a reusable schedule definition.

## EXAMPLES

```powershell
New-PSUSchedule -Name 'Nightly Cleanup' -Script 'Cleanup.ps1' -Cron '0 0 * * *' -Parameters @{ RetentionDays = 30 }
New-PSUSchedule -Name 'Deploy workflow' -Workflow 'Deploy' -OneTime (Get-Date).AddHours(1) -Parameters @{ Environment = 'Test' }
```

## PARAMETERS

* **Script**: One or more script targets.
* **Workflow**: Workflow target.
* **OneTime**: Date and time at which to run once.
* **Parameters**: Values supplied to the target when it runs.


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