# Help center

> Learn to schedule prices, menus, products, pages and metaobjects, follow Shopify rollouts, and keep every change safe to undo.

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## Tutorials

Step-by-step walkthroughs to get you going.

- [Get started with Metascheduler](https://metascheduler.app/help/getting-started.md): Install the app, tell it what you want to schedule, confirm your time zone, and find your way around.
- [Schedule your first change](https://metascheduler.app/help/first-schedule.md): Create a schedule with a start and an end, add a change, check the preview, and schedule it.
- [Follow a Shopify rollout](https://metascheduler.app/help/follow-a-rollout.md): Add changes that Rollouts can't make, like prices and menus, so they start and end with a rollout.

## Guides

How to do a particular job well.

- [Run a timed sale](https://metascheduler.app/help/run-a-sale.md): Take a percentage or an amount off variant prices for a set time, show the old price as the compare-at price, and put prices back at the end.
- [Repeat a schedule](https://metascheduler.app/help/recurring-schedules.md): Run the same change every day, week or month, like weekend-only products or a weekly promotion.
- [Resolve what needs you](https://metascheduler.app/help/needs-you.md): Needs you lists the decisions only you can make, like an edit made during a schedule or a change that failed. Here's what each one means and what to do.
- [Automate with Shopify Flow](https://metascheduler.app/help/automate-with-flow.md): Run a workflow when a schedule starts, ends, fails or finds an edit, and start, end or create schedules from Flow.
- [Schedule from a product or collection page](https://metascheduler.app/help/schedule-from-admin.md): Schedule a status, price, sales channel, tag or metafield change without leaving the product, variant or collection you're editing.

## Documentation

How Metascheduler works, in depth.

- [How scheduling works](https://metascheduler.app/help/how-scheduling-works.md): Schedules, timing, changes, windows and runs: the ideas behind Metascheduler, and what happens at each moment.
- [How reverting works](https://metascheduler.app/help/undo-and-drift.md): Metascheduler saves what it replaces and checks before it puts it back, so it never overwrites an edit someone made in the meantime.

## Reference

Every change type, permission and plan limit.

- [Change types](https://metascheduler.app/help/change-types.md): Every kind of change Metascheduler can schedule, what it does, how it reverts, and which plan has it.
- [Access and permissions](https://metascheduler.app/help/access-and-permissions.md): What Metascheduler asks Shopify for, when it asks, and how to grant or revoke each kind of access.
- [Plans and limits](https://metascheduler.app/help/plans-and-limits.md): What each plan includes, what counts toward its limits, and what happens when you change plans.
- [Glossary](https://metascheduler.app/help/glossary.md): The words Metascheduler uses, and the statuses you'll see on schedules, runs and items.

## Examples

Real campaigns, set up from start to finish.

- [Example: Black Friday with a rollout](https://metascheduler.app/help/black-friday.md): A whole campaign on one clock. Shopify Rollouts swaps the theme; Metascheduler swaps the menu, drops prices, changes the homepage and the refund policy, and puts it all back.
- [Example: launch a product at a set time](https://metascheduler.app/help/product-launch.md): Publish a new collection at 9:00 sharp and add it to the menu, or run a weekend-only drop that comes back every Saturday.