What is required to ensure that a flow can be executed at a specific time?

To enable a flow to execute at a specific time, a scheduled trigger must be established. Scheduled triggers allow for automation based on time criteria, making it possible to run the flow at predetermined intervals or at a specific time on a particular day. This is particularly useful in scenarios where tasks need to be performed regularly or at specific moments without manual intervention.

Scheduled triggers ensure that the flow adheres to a defined schedule, sending it into execution exactly when programmed. This feature is vital for maintaining consistency and automating repetitive processes effectively.

Other options, while they might play a role in different contexts, do not directly relate to the requirement of executing a flow at a specific time. For instance, the Pause action is meant for temporarily halting a flow, and timer conditions, although useful for verifying certain time-based situations, do not inherently schedule the flow itself. Distinct alert settings pertain to notifications or alerts, which again do not facilitate the execution timing of the flow. Thus, establishing a scheduled trigger is the definitive requirement for achieving timely flow execution.