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# Pausing & Resuming

> Turn each recovery trigger on or off independently, and read the workflow status badges.

Each trigger row on the **Workflows** page has its own on/off switch. The switches are independent: pausing **Subscriber cancels** stops cancellation calls while a live **Trial ends without converting** workflow keeps running, and vice versa.

* **Pause a workflow** (switch off) — Atllas immediately stops placing new recovery calls for that trigger, and stops any automatic retries that were still pending. Nothing else changes: your offer, script, A/B arms, connection, and past results are all preserved.
* **Resume a workflow** (switch on) — calling turns back on right away. Any customers who cancelled while the workflow was paused, and any retries that were held, are picked back up automatically — you don't need to re-enter anything.

## Status badges

The card header shows the workflow's live status at a glance:

| Badge                                | Meaning                                                                                              |
| ------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Active — recovering since {date}** | At least one of the card's triggers is on and calling; the date is when recovery was last turned on  |
| **Paused**                           | Every trigger on the card is switched off — no recovery calls will go out until you turn one back on |
| **Ready to enable**                  | The provider is connected but no workflow is running yet — set one up from this card                 |

Pausing never interrupts a call that is already dialing or in progress; it only stops the *next* call. The status you see is read straight from the engine, so it always reflects what will actually happen.