This app is currently in development. Features and specifications may change.

Scheduling

Automatically run imports and exports at specified times. Useful for regular data updates and backups.

Schedule Types

Immediate Execution

Starts processing immediately after setup. Used for regular imports/exports.

Scheduled (One-time)

Runs once at a specified date and time.

Use cases:

  • Import large datasets at night
  • Update data outside business hours
  • Apply campaign data at a specific time

Recurring

Runs repeatedly at set intervals.

Interval options:

UnitDescriptionExample
MinutesRun every X minutesEvery 30 minutes
HoursRun every X hoursEvery 2 hours
DaysRun every X daysDaily, every 3 days
WeeksRun every X weeksWeekly, bi-weekly
MonthsRun every X monthsMonthly

How to Set Up Scheduled Execution

For Import

  1. 1Upload file on Import screen
  2. 2Expand 'Schedule Settings' section
  3. 3Select execution type (immediate, scheduled, recurring)
  4. 4Click 'Start Import'

For Export

  1. 1Select columns on Export screen
  2. 2Expand 'Schedule Settings' section
  3. 3Select execution type
  4. 4Click 'Start Export'

Managing Scheduled Jobs

Dashboard View

View scheduled jobs and next execution times on the dashboard.

History Screen

View and manage scheduled job details in the history screen.

Operations:

  • Enable/disable jobs
  • Delete jobs
  • View execution history

Use Cases

Regular Inventory Updates

Automatically import inventory CSV from external systems daily.

Example settings:

  • Interval: Daily
  • Time: 6:00 AM

Order Data Backup

Export order data weekly for backup purposes.

Example settings:

  • Interval: Weekly
  • Day: Monday

Bulk Price Updates

Import price data timed with sale start.

Example settings:

  • Type: Scheduled (one-time)
  • Time: Midnight on sale start date

Important Notes

  • Scheduled jobs are managed on the server
  • If execution fails due to network issues, it will retry at the next scheduled time
  • For large data recurring jobs, adjust intervals considering server load