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Starting integrations manually

This article describes how to start integrations manually, e.g. to import products or sales orders from third party systems

Written by Johann Sonnenberger
Updated yesterday

Reasons to start the integrations

Starting integrations manually might be required in many cases:

  • You are looking for a sales order and can not find it in the system

  • You would like to make sure that the orders are up to date

  • You want to pull the products without waiting for the next automated integration run

  • ...

  • You name it!

Types of integrations that can be started manually:

  • Products

  • Sales orders

  • Purchase orders

Finding the necessary integration

  1. Select the menu item Integrations.

  2. Go to the tab Controls.

  3. Click the Integration button

  4. Select the integration you would like to start from the dropdown list

Starting the integration manually

The integration only considers orders or products that were updated within the selected date range.

It means that if an order or product was updated on a certain date, this date must fall in the timeframe between the selected Start and End times.

For example, if your order was updated on 14 January 2026, the start date must be on or before this date.

If the update date of the order is unknown, use the order creation date as a Start date.

  1. Select the start date and time.
    Select an old date in the past, like 01/01/2000, to pull all the products or orders.

  2. Select the end date and time.
    By default, the end date is set to today, and the time is the current time + 5 minutes.

  3. Activate the integration by clicking Start.
    It can take several minutes until the integration is done (depending on the amount of data in your source system).

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