Use Case 2: Prevent Overuse of Automation in Long Sessions
If you are using automated mouse movements for extended
periods, inserting pauses ensures the system does not detect
it as a bot-like activity on your software.
Steps to Set Up Auto Pause
1. Open the Software – Launch Kaizen AutoMouse and AutoClick.
2. Enable Auto Pause – Locate the “Auto Pause” section in the
interface and enable it.
3. Set Pause Count – Define the number of pauses in a session.
Example: Set 5 to 15 pauses in an active session.
4. Choose Pause Frequency – Select how often the pause should
occur. Example: Every 10 seconds (or adjust as needed).
5. Save the Settings – Ensure changes are applied.
Use Case 3: Create More Human-Like Automation with Intervals
If automation is being used for testing, gaming, or
simulation, or any related tasks periodic pauses help to copy
real human activity.
Steps to Customize Auto Pause Intervals
1. Go to Advanced Settings – Click on “Advance Settings” under
Auto Pause.
2. Set Pause Limit: No limit (Pauses continue indefinitely).
Limit to a specific number (e.g., 1000 pauses).
3. Enable Split Intervals – This allows pauses to occur at
random or preset intervals.
Select “Yes” for interval-based pausing. Choose “No” if you want fixed pauses.
4. Click Save – Confirm the settings.
Use Case 4: Control When and Where Auto Pause Takes Effect
If automation is running but should stop periodically in
specific scenarios (like after a long-running script), Auto
Pause can be adjusted as your needs.
Steps to Adjust Auto Pause for Targeted Control
1. Open the Auto Pause Section.
2. Define Pause Frequency – Increase the time between pauses
for longer continuous activity.
3. Limit the Pause Count – Set a maximum number of pauses
(e.g., 100).
4. Activate Split Intervals – This makes pauses feel more
random and natural.