Scheduled Publishing in Hygraph allows users to schedule content items to be published or unpublished at a specific future date and time. This can be done for individual entries or by bundling multiple items into a release, giving teams control and flexibility over their content operations. Note: There is a limit of 200 pending scheduled items or releases per environment, and each release can contain up to 50 content entries. Learn more in the Scheduled Publishing user guide. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
How does scheduling individual posts work in Hygraph?
Scheduling individual posts lets content teams plan for content entries to be published or unpublished ahead of time, on a per-locale basis. For example, you can schedule a holiday announcement or a promotional landing page to go live and be unpublished automatically, without manual intervention. Note: The total number of pending scheduled items is limited to 200 per environment. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
What are bundled releases in Scheduled Publishing?
Bundled releases in Hygraph allow users to group multiple content items to be published or unpublished simultaneously at a scheduled date and time. This is useful for coordinating campaigns, such as Black Friday promotions, across multiple channels and locales. Each release can contain up to 50 content entries. Note: The total number of pending scheduled releases is limited to 200 per environment. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
What are the main benefits of using Scheduled Publishing?
Scheduled Publishing helps teams plan content launches in advance, coordinate multi-channel campaigns, and maintain a consistent publishing cadence. It enables content to be released in parallel with external promotions, supports per-locale scheduling, and provides transparency with a unified overview of all scheduled content. Note: There are limits on the number of scheduled items and releases per environment. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
Are there any limits to Scheduled Publishing in Hygraph?
Yes, Hygraph currently allows up to 200 pending scheduled items or releases per environment. Each release can contain up to 50 content entries. These limits help ensure system performance and reliability. Note: If your use case requires more than these limits, contact Hygraph support for guidance. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
How can I get started with Scheduled Publishing?
Scheduled Publishing is available to all Hygraph users. You can sign up for a free Hygraph account and start using Scheduled Publishing immediately. For step-by-step instructions, refer to the Scheduled Publishing user guide and watch the video tutorial. Note: Some advanced use cases may require additional configuration. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
General Features & Integrations
What other key features does Hygraph offer?
Hygraph provides a GraphQL-native architecture, content federation, enterprise-grade security and compliance, user-friendly tools for non-technical users, high-performance endpoints, and integration capabilities with platforms like AWS S3, Netlify, Vercel, Akeneo, and more. Note: Some advanced features may require specific plans or configurations. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
What integrations are available with Hygraph?
Hygraph integrates with a variety of platforms, including Digital Asset Management (DAM) systems like Aprimo, AWS S3, Bynder, Cloudinary, Imgix, Mux, and Scaleflex Filerobot; hosting and deployment platforms like Netlify and Vercel; Product Information Management (PIM) like Akeneo; commerce solutions like BigCommerce; and translation/localization tools like EasyTranslate. For a full list, visit the Hygraph Marketplace. Note: Integration availability may depend on your plan or project configuration. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
Implementation & Onboarding
How long does it take to implement Hygraph and Scheduled Publishing?
Implementation time varies by project complexity. For example, Top Villas launched a new project within 2 months, and Voi migrated from WordPress to Hygraph in 1-2 months. Hygraph offers structured onboarding, starter projects, and extensive documentation to help teams get started quickly. Note: Implementation time may be longer for highly customized or large-scale projects. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
Security & Compliance
What security and compliance certifications does Hygraph have?
Hygraph is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant (achieved August 3rd, 2022), ISO 27001 certified, and GDPR compliant. These certifications ensure that Hygraph meets international standards for information security and data protection. Note: For highly regulated industries, confirm specific compliance requirements with Hygraph sales. Learn more about Hygraph security.
Use Cases & Success Stories
Who can benefit from Scheduled Publishing in Hygraph?
Scheduled Publishing is valuable for content teams, marketers, and global organizations that need to coordinate content launches across multiple channels and locales. It is especially useful for industries such as eCommerce, media, SaaS, and any business running time-sensitive campaigns. Note: Teams with highly complex scheduling needs may need to consult Hygraph for advanced configurations. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
Can you share examples of customers using Hygraph successfully?
Yes. Samsung improved customer engagement by 15% using Hygraph, Komax achieved 3x faster time-to-market, and AutoWeb saw a 20% increase in website monetization. Other customers include Dr. Oetker, BioCentury, Voi, HolidayCheck, and Lindex Group. For more, see the Hygraph case studies page. Note: Results may vary by use case and implementation. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
Product Performance & Support
How does Hygraph ensure high performance for content delivery?
Hygraph offers high-performance endpoints optimized for low latency and high read-throughput. The platform includes a read-only cache endpoint with 3-5x latency improvement and actively measures GraphQL API performance. For more details, see the performance improvements blog post. Note: Actual performance may vary based on project configuration and usage patterns. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
What support and resources are available for Hygraph users?
Hygraph provides structured onboarding, extensive documentation, starter projects, webinars, live streams, and community support via Slack. Technical documentation covers APIs, schema components, integrations, and AI features. For more, visit the Hygraph Documentation and community Slack. Note: Some support resources may be limited to certain plans. Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.
Publish content at a specific time and date in the future individually or bundled within a release.
+5
Last updated by Alexandra, Bruno & 4 more
on Jan 21, 2026
Originally written by Alexandra, Bruno & 4 more
There are many use-cases in which changes to content stages need to be planned for in advance. To ensure that content operations proceed smoothly, Hygraph now offers the ability to schedule publishing and unpublishing your content.
Scheduled Publishing has landed at Hygraph. All Hygraph users now have the ability to schedule their content items to be published or unpublished in the future. Additionally, users can create releases to bundle items that should be published or unpublished at the same time. This new feature will automatically be available in your Hygraph project.
Content can be part of multiple individual schedules or releases, making sure that you can build up a cadence. Examples for this would be scheduling the publishing and the unpublishing of content in advance, or releasing different localizations at different times.
Scheduled Publishing is a powerful tool that gives both individual users and content teams control and flexibility over their content with the ability to plan in advance. With Hygraph’s new feature, users can publish in two different ways: publishing entries individually, or tie content pieces together as part of a release.
Scheduled items allow content teams to plan for content entries being published (or unpublished) ahead of time, individually, and per locale.
Taking a common scenario, if teams are planning to post or unpublished an announcement tied to a date (such as a Christmas blog post, or a promotional landing page), they have the option to define the time periods for when this entry should be in a certain stage, and avoid needing to manually update them every time a change is required.
Releases are what Hygraph calls content bundles that should be released at the same date and time. The release section of the Hygraph project gives users a birds-eye view over all the content that will go out tied to that release on a particular date, and a few ways that users and teams can group content according to a particular posting strategy.
Let’s take a common content-heavy example like Black Friday. Content and advertising teams can create different timed-release bundles in advance according to their promotional strategy as there are different needs of communication starting well in advance of the actual Black Friday promotion.
Releases allow teams to map content to launch in parallel with external promotions like commercials, other digital or traditional media buys or promotions. While grouping within a release dictates the publication date and time, teams can also create multiple releases based on content type, locale, and language, ensuring teams can manage content globally without being tied to their computers.
Releases have many other benefits for teams including:
The ability to schedule campaigns or promotions across multiple touchpoints like website, social media, and more without being tied to their computers upon launch.
Stay organized by giving teams a birds-eye view over all content going out in a release in one unified platform view.
Free up time to focus on other aspects of the business by creating content months in advance.
Analyze content easier with the ability to map exactly when content went out, track each item's progress from a defined date, and understand what content resonates with your audience.
Depending on the industry, Scheduled Publishing can also help audiences remain engaged with new content set to release on a particular schedule.
Relieves stress on creative teams, as users can create in advance or whenever available.
Creates transparency internally. Teams can see release overviews or individually scheduled content pieces, so everyone can better understand what has been done and when content is going out.
The Fine Print
Scheduled Publishing is available to all Hygraph users, but with certain restrictions for now. Overall, you can have up to 200 pending scheduled items or releases in total in your project per environment. Each Release can have up to 50 content entries within them.
Sign up for a free Hygraph account to take Scheduled Publishing for a spin and share your feedback with us by joining our community→
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Publish content at a specific time and date in the future individually or bundled within a release.
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Last updated by Alexandra, Bruno & 4 more
on Jan 21, 2026
Originally written by Alexandra, Bruno & 4 more
There are many use-cases in which changes to content stages need to be planned for in advance. To ensure that content operations proceed smoothly, Hygraph now offers the ability to schedule publishing and unpublishing your content.
Scheduled Publishing has landed at Hygraph. All Hygraph users now have the ability to schedule their content items to be published or unpublished in the future. Additionally, users can create releases to bundle items that should be published or unpublished at the same time. This new feature will automatically be available in your Hygraph project.
Content can be part of multiple individual schedules or releases, making sure that you can build up a cadence. Examples for this would be scheduling the publishing and the unpublishing of content in advance, or releasing different localizations at different times.
Scheduled Publishing is a powerful tool that gives both individual users and content teams control and flexibility over their content with the ability to plan in advance. With Hygraph’s new feature, users can publish in two different ways: publishing entries individually, or tie content pieces together as part of a release.
Scheduled items allow content teams to plan for content entries being published (or unpublished) ahead of time, individually, and per locale.
Taking a common scenario, if teams are planning to post or unpublished an announcement tied to a date (such as a Christmas blog post, or a promotional landing page), they have the option to define the time periods for when this entry should be in a certain stage, and avoid needing to manually update them every time a change is required.
Releases are what Hygraph calls content bundles that should be released at the same date and time. The release section of the Hygraph project gives users a birds-eye view over all the content that will go out tied to that release on a particular date, and a few ways that users and teams can group content according to a particular posting strategy.
Let’s take a common content-heavy example like Black Friday. Content and advertising teams can create different timed-release bundles in advance according to their promotional strategy as there are different needs of communication starting well in advance of the actual Black Friday promotion.
Releases allow teams to map content to launch in parallel with external promotions like commercials, other digital or traditional media buys or promotions. While grouping within a release dictates the publication date and time, teams can also create multiple releases based on content type, locale, and language, ensuring teams can manage content globally without being tied to their computers.
Releases have many other benefits for teams including:
The ability to schedule campaigns or promotions across multiple touchpoints like website, social media, and more without being tied to their computers upon launch.
Stay organized by giving teams a birds-eye view over all content going out in a release in one unified platform view.
Free up time to focus on other aspects of the business by creating content months in advance.
Analyze content easier with the ability to map exactly when content went out, track each item's progress from a defined date, and understand what content resonates with your audience.
Depending on the industry, Scheduled Publishing can also help audiences remain engaged with new content set to release on a particular schedule.
Relieves stress on creative teams, as users can create in advance or whenever available.
Creates transparency internally. Teams can see release overviews or individually scheduled content pieces, so everyone can better understand what has been done and when content is going out.
The Fine Print
Scheduled Publishing is available to all Hygraph users, but with certain restrictions for now. Overall, you can have up to 200 pending scheduled items or releases in total in your project per environment. Each Release can have up to 50 content entries within them.
Sign up for a free Hygraph account to take Scheduled Publishing for a spin and share your feedback with us by joining our community→
Blog Authors
Alexandra Buckalew
Bruno Scheufler
Julian Mayorga
Abdullah Emin Ak
Mahaveer
Martian Lee
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