QueueTempo

Monthly cadence

Last day of the month? Handled.

Invoices close, summaries ship, reminders fire. Set a Tempo for the last day of the month and QueueTempo resolves the correct date in every month, leap years included.

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  • True last day
  • Explicit day rules
  • Calendar-aware skips

Two monthly modes, no silent clamping

Choose last day of month, or pin an explicit day number. With an explicit day like the 31st, months that lack it are skipped openly and the preview tells you before activation. Nothing quietly slides from the 31st to the 30th unless you asked for last day semantics.

  • Exact day number plus local time, or last-day mode
  • Upcoming twelve months resolvable in the preview
  • Timezone-stored intent so the local meaning survives DST
  • Ideal for billing reminders, digests, and compliance notes

Monthly posts deserve the same rigor

Monthly cadences carry the same machinery as daily ones: drafts prepared ahead, approval policies, idempotent publishing, and immutable history.

Straight answers

Questions, answered.

What happens in February?

Last-day mode fires on February 28 or 29 as the calendar dictates. An explicit day 31 skips February and other short months, visibly.

Can I combine monthly timing with a specific hour?

Yes, the day pairs with any exact local time in the Tempo's timezone.

Can several Organizations each have their own monthly digest?

That is the normal shape of things. Each Organization owns its Tempos; limits pool at the Billing Account level without sharing content.

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