Run workflow every night

Hi All,
I am new to Siebel OnDemand but I am a lot familiar with on premise Siebel CRM.
Requirement:
We have a lead and we will have to escalate the lead if not closed within certain time frame either by sending an email or by changing some status flag.
To achieve this I believe we need to run a workflow on regular basis to check might be every night.
Now how do I achieve this.
I dont see this kind of trigger defined in CRM ondeman ? nor there is a scheduler that I could find to run a workflow.
Please advise.
Thanks,
Sridhar

You will be able to send email based on the time based work-flow but Time based work flow is not something that is available till a condition is meet it is based on time.
You could do this by writing a condition stating if the rule is not meet within 30 minutes send email. If not meet in a hour send email but you would have to write a condition for 365 days in the year to cover this and then on the 366th the work flow would no longer work.
The best way to achieve this would be to create a work-flow to send an email to owner if action is not performed within 1 day. Send email to owners manger in 2 days. Change owner in three.
Im not sure if this all makes sense but what im saying is that time-based work-flow does not continue action until the rules is meet it is based on time values.

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