Use Cronfree Time Scheduler with
Sokko.
Connect Cronfree Time Scheduler and tell Sokko what to do. It runs the actions you ask for and reacts to what happens. No workflows, no code.
Works with 1,000+ tools · No code required
Actions
Everything Sokko can do in Cronfree Time Scheduler
Every Cronfree Time Scheduler action Sokko can run. Ask for one in a sentence and it's done.
Create Recurring Webhook Schedule
Create a Cronfree schedule that repeatedly POSTs to a webhook URL at times selected by weekday, month, month-day, hour, minute, and IANA timezone.
Remove Recurring Webhook Schedule
Remove the Cronfree recurring schedule associated with a webhook URL.
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Questions, answered.
Sokko is an AI assistant that lives in your Slack. Connect your apps, ask for what you need in plain language, and Sokko takes the work off your plate.
Sign up to Sokko, ask Sokko to connect to Cronfree Time Scheduler, and approve the connection when prompted. From then on you can ask Sokko to do things in Cronfree Time Scheduler whenever you need.
No. There's nothing to build or configure. You ask Sokko in Slack the same way you'd ask a colleague, and Sokko handles the rest.
Yes. Ask once and tell Sokko when to repeat it, like every Monday at 9am, and it becomes a routine that runs without you.
Read and act on data in Cronfree Time Scheduler, and trigger workflows when something changes there. Tell Sokko the outcome you want and it handles the rest.
Yes. Sokko connects to 1,000+ apps and any MCP server, so you can ask for tasks that span Cronfree Time Scheduler and the rest of your stack in a single request.