For all the different kinds of synchronization (Events, Aggregated Data and Metadata) there is a history section. All attempted synchronizations (manual syncs or executions of sync rules) are stored in a history.

You can filter history elements by rule or by status ( success, error) Each entry stores the same information that appears at the end of the synchronization.

• Status: Success, Error.
• Summary: How many values were synchronized (deleted, updated, deleted, created) or ignored,
• JSON response: The raw response from the remote instance.
• Data Statistics (only for Aggregated Data and Events) The list of the data elements created/updated/deleted... with the amount of data values (Not dissaggregated by category options)

History is a detailed log that makes the process more replicable. It is specially useful during complex synchronisations where it is might be easy to lost track of what is done and what is missing.