Schedule Poll Command

About the command

The Schedule Poll Command lets you prepare a poll now and have EasyPoll publish it automatically at a future date and time. This is perfect for recurring events, announcements, or votes that should go live at a specific moment without you being online. You can create up to 18 custom answers just like regular polls and optionally give the poll a time limit, so it also closes automatically once it has been published.

Quick Overview

• Command: /schedulepoll
• Required Options: question, scheduled-time
• Optional Options: time, type, maxchoices, text, allowedrole, answer-[1-18]
• Default Required Permissions: Manage Server

Arguments

Option	Description	Required	Default	Limitations
question	What is the question of the poll?	✅		1024 characters
scheduled-time	When should the poll be published? Accepts natural language (tomorrow 9am), Unix timestamps, and Discord timestamps.	✅
time	How long should the poll run once published? Accepts durations (3h 15m), natural language, Unix timestamps, and Discord timestamps.	❌		up to 30 days
type	What type of poll should be created?	❌	Normal (Buttons)
maxchoices	How many answers can each user choose?	❌	1	18 choices
text	Which text should be appear above the poll?	❌		2000 characters
allowedrole	Which role is allowed to vote?	❌	Everyone
answer-[1-18]	Answer options for which members can vote. For each answer custom emojis can be set. (Read more here)	❌		256 characters

info

Both scheduled-time and time accept several formats:

• Natural language – e.g. tomorrow 9am, next friday 18:00, or in 2 hours.
• Durations (time only) – e.g. 2 hours, 1 day, 1 week, or combined like 1d 7h 30m.
• Unix timestamp – e.g. 1524405600.
• Discord timestamp – e.g. <t:1524405600>.

scheduled-time is the absolute moment the poll goes live. time is the duration the poll runs after it has been published, so a poll scheduled for tomorrow 9am with time:3h closes three hours after it is posted.

tip

While typing, EasyPoll shows a live autocomplete preview of the resolved date and time, so you can confirm it matches what you intended before running the command. Times given without a timezone are interpreted as UTC; include an explicit timezone (like CEST or UTC+2) to override this.

Examples

Schedule a poll for a specific time

/schedulepoll question:Are you joining movie night? scheduled-time:next friday 18:00

Schedule a time-limited poll

/schedulepoll question:What should we play tonight? scheduled-time:tomorrow 8pm time:2h maxchoices:1 answer-1::video_game: Games answer-2::movie_camera: Movie