How to make use of gs.sleep() in a scoped application scriptsDescriptionA scoped application doesn't honor direct use of "gs.slppe()" function in "Application scope" scripts.Release or EnvironmentAll VersionsInstructionsThe "gs.sleep()" function can't be used in scoped application scripts, as this falls under the global scope. But to make use of this function follow the below process. Create a "script include" in the global scope and make sure the "Accessible from" is set to "All Application Scope"Create a function in the script include and within that use "gs.sleep()" Example: var SleepForScoppedApp = Class.create(); SleepForScoppedApp.prototype = { initialize: function() {}, sleep: function(time) { gs.sleep(time); }, type: 'SleepForScoppedApp' }; Now call this function from any application scope scripts to make use of the "gs.sleep()" funcationlity. Make sure to use "global.<script>" format to call the function.Additional InformationKindly refer to the following community article. Using gs.sleep in a scoped application