# Flow

Dataimporter also gives you the option to create a Schedule Flow.

This is useful when you have multiple Jobs that need to be run in order e.g.

1. Import Accounts from SFTP
2. Import Contacts from PostgreSQL
3. Export Products to SFTP

Typically, you would define a time for each Job to run, however if Jobs are delayed or finish quicker than expected you will quickly run into errors.

The Flow Scheduler lets you define a time for the first Job to run, using the Hour, Day, or Month options. The next Jobs can then be run after the previous jobs have been finished e.g.

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{% hint style="info" %}
The Flow option will only appear, once you have scheduled another Job.
{% endhint %}

You will then be able to see the scheduled job on the Jobs page:

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