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Cortex XSOAR 8 (SaaS)

Manage jobs

Manage time-triggered and event-triggered Cortex XSOAR 8 SaaS jobs.

A job is an automated playbook task or set of playbook tasks that are scheduled to run at predefined intervals or under specific conditions. Jobs can be used for data enrichment, periodic reporting, threat intelligence gathering, or any repetitive operational tasks that need to be performed regularly without manual intervention. There are two types of jobs:

  • Time triggered jobs that run at specific times: For example, you can schedule a time triggered job that runs nightly and removes expired indicators.

  • Jobs triggered by a delta or change in a feed: For example, you can define an event triggered job to run a playbook when a specified TIM feed finishes a fetch operation for new indicators.

On the Jobs page, you can:

Action
Details

Create a new job

Click + New Job.

Edit an existing job

In the table, select a job and click Edit.

Perform additional job management

In the table, select a job and click one of the following:

  • Run now

  • Disable

  • Enable

  • Pause

  • Resume

  • Abort

  • Delete

View job status

The chart panel at the top of the Jobs page shows various status buttons. Click one of the following buttons to filter the list of jobs for that status:

  • Running

  • Waiting

  • Error

  • Disabled

  • Time Triggered

  • Event Triggered

You can hide this panel by clicking Hide Chart Panel.

Search for a specific job

Enter a search query in the filter field. You can also save a filter.

View job details in the table

By default, the displayed table columns are:

  • Name

  • Job Status

  • Last Incident's Status

  • Last Run

  • Next Run

  • Details

  • Name

  • Job Status

  • Last Run Status

  • Last Run

  • Next Run

  • Description

  • Playbook

Click settings-wheel.pngto change the displayed columns. You can also select to show:

  • Owner

  • Playbook

  • SLA

  • Labels

  • Attachments

  • Job Schedule: This column shows a human-readable description of a cron schedule for a job.

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