Sync Log History list view.

Click View button to view the list of records synced.

Sync Log History of the Account Records which were synced in the previous sync.

In the Import Data list view.

Viewing an import data record with scheduled import time.

Click Run Manually to run Import data schedueled actions.

Click Run Manually in the Import Data to manually import the data.

Message displaying the successful imports of the data.

Creating a record for the Contacts imports whose record is already being created previously.

Now click to Create Schedueler.

A pop-up of Invalid Operation indicated that an active schedueled import already exists for the same model, so update the configuration instead of creating a new one.

Activating the Automations for Journal model in the configuration .

Click run manually to run the automation scheduled actions.

Click the Sync Now to sync the records.

Message in the sync log history defines that the records were successfully synced.

We can see that in the Sync Log History Journal Records list view.

BigQuery Configurations for a specific company.

BigQuery Configuration for the multi-company.

Goto BigQuery Connector.

BigQuery Configurations.

Select a BigQuery configuration.

Enter the required credentials and click Test Connection to test the BigQuery connection.

Message of successful connection.

Go to the 'Settings'.

Go to the 'Big Query Connector'.
Fill the 'BigQuery Configuration' data.

Click on the "BigQuery" from the Navigation menu.

Click on the "Create Project" button to create a new project.

Click on the "Create dataset" from the three dot.

Here, you can see the created dataset ID. Copy it and paste it into the Odoo module's 'BigQuery Configuration'.

Copy the project ID and paste it into the Odoo module's 'BigQuery Configuration'.

Go to the 'IAM and admin' ==> 'Service accounts'.

Click on the "Create Service Account" button to set up a new service account.

Click on the "Manage Keys" from the three dot.

Under "Add Key", click on the "Create new Key".

Choose the "JSON" key type and click on the "Create" button.

Here, you'll find the JSON file. Copy the JSON credentials from the link and add them to the Odoo module's 'BigQuery Configuration'.

Go to the Export Data menu.

Select the model and click on the "Export" button.

After the data is successfully exported, a "Success" pop-up will appear.

You can find the exported model in the project dataset.

Go to BigQuery Connector Settings options like Sync on Create, Sync on Update, and Sync on Delete, and add the relevant models.
Note: Only data from the selected models is automatically synced from Odoo to BigQuery.

Create a new product (Bag).

In BigQuery, you can see that the newly created product is automatically synced.

Add the sales price and taxes in Odoo.

You can see that the sales price and taxes are automatically synced in BigQuery.

Delete the 'Bag' product from Odoo.

You can see that the 'Bag' product is automatically deleted from BigQuery.

Centralized dashboard to manage and monitor all connectors from one place. Quickly access sync summary, activity logs, and configuration controls with improved visibility.

BigQuery Config form with the Log Auto-Delete Days field set to remove old sync logs.

Scheduled Action "BigQuery: Auto-Delete Sync Logs" runs daily to delete outdated log records automatically.

Sync Log History tab appears empty after old records were automatically deleted by the scheduler.

Sync Log History showing a failed record with the Retry button highlighted for manual resync.

Multiple failed res.partner sync entries each display an individual Retry button in the log list.