1. Choose the hours your scans run in.
   On screen: The highlighted word cycles from 20:00 to 06:00, then settles on "hours".

2. Some hours are the wrong time for a scan to test your application.
   On screen: An example web scan of shop.example.com. Visitor bars grow across the day, the scan runs into the busy hours, and both turn red.

3. Add an execution window when you create the scan.
   On screen: The Execution window step, with the timezone Europe/Paris and four options. The cursor picks Overnight, 20:00 – 06:00.

4. Or set your own hours and the days it may start on.
   On screen: Custom opens at 20:00 – 06:00 on the 24-hour bar. Monday to Friday are selected.

5. The scan only runs inside the window.
   On screen: The scan across two nights. Queued until Monday 20:00, then In Progress to 62% by Tuesday 06:00.

6. When the window closes, the scan pauses.
   On screen: Paused at 62% while the day passes.

7. It continues in the next window until it finishes.
   On screen: Tuesday 20:00, In Progress from 62% to 100%, then Done.

8. The window stays with the scan, in its details and in every rescan.
   On screen: The Scan Details dialog with the Execution Window section, then a rescan with the same window.

9. Security scans that run at the hours you choose.
   On screen: The Ostorlab logo.