How Often Do Automated Transaction Imports Run?

How Often Do Automated Transaction Imports Run?


When you configure automated import of sales transactions from connections, we will retrieve new (and updated) transactions every hour. Those imports are performed in the background, and do not result in user notifications (so as to avoid excessive "noise"). However, if the import fails to run, we will notify you via system alerts.

To learn more about how to monitor data synchronization, click here.

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