Adding Sync models in Hightouch to use as a NetSuite connector

Syncs declare how you want query results from a model to appear in your destination.

To learn more about syncs on a conceptual level, see the core concepts page. Refer to destination docs for specific configuration details.

To learn more about the information the Hightouch UI displays on your syncs and what actions you can take from the UI, continue to the following sections.

Syncs overview page

Hightouch displays all syncs, both active and inactive on the Syncs overview page.

For each sync, the overview shows:

The sync’s status

The sync’s associated model

The sync’s associated destination

The date and time, in your timezone, of the sync’s last run

The date the sync was created, and who created the sync.

You can view more in-depth information for any sync by clicking on it. This takes you to that individual sync’s overview page.

Sync status

Your sync’s status is based on the latest information available on a run:

Healthy: a recent run completed

Pending: no runs have been scheduled yet

Disabled: the sync has been turned off

Querying: the sync is querying its associated model

Preparing: the sync is preparing data to send to its associated destination

Queued: the sync is scheduled to begin writing to its destination

In Progress: the sync is writing to its destination

Incomplete: the sync had a temporary interruption and will resume in a new run

Aborted/Failed: there was an error in the sync progress—check the errors on the sync to see why the sync failed

Individual sync overview page

You can view an individual sync’s information by clicking on it on the general Syncs overview page.

A particular sync’s overview page shows general information, including:

The sync’s associated model and destination

Whether the sync is currently enabled or disabled

The option to manually Run the sync

You can also choose to move the sync to a folder, edit its labelsresync the full query results of a model, or delete a sync from here.

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