Initial Setup Required

The indexation process must first be initialized. Until this is done, the Indexation interface will remain unavailable. Run the initial setup from the back office to activate the process.

• Navigate to Data Hub -> Catalog indexation
• Click on :

Once completed, you’ll have full access to manual and automatic indexations.

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If Indexation Is Already Set Up :

In environments where the indexation process is already configured, you can directly access the Indexation interface from the Data Hub. From there, you can launch a manual indexation or rely on the automatic schedule.

Indexation Credits

There is a limited number of indexation credits available per day. These credits determine how many indexations (manual or automatic) can be launched within a 24-hour period.

How It Works

• Every manual or automatic indexation consumes one credit.
• Once all daily credits have been used, no additional indexation can be launched until the next credit cycle resets.
• The system automatically resets the credit count at the start of each new day.

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Tip

Plan your indexations strategically to make the most efficient use of your available credits.

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If you require more indexation credits than the daily allocation additional indexation credits, you can contact the support team to obtain additional credits.

Indexation Modes: Manual and Automatic

The platform provides two ways to run indexation from the back office:

• Manual Indexation – triggered by an operator user.
• Automatic Indexation – executed by the system based on predefined schedules.

Manual Indexation

An operator user can manually trigger a full indexation from the back office. This option allows the user to refresh data immediately after performing updates in the system, without waiting for the next automatic indexation cycle.

Manual indexation is typically used:

• After significant data changes (e.g., new or updated records).
• When testing or validating recent modifications.
• To force synchronization in case an automatic indexation has not yet run.

How to Launch a Manual Indexation

• Go to the Data Hub in the back office.
• Open the Catalog indexation section.
• Click Launch a manual Indexation

You can monitor progress and verify completion in the Indexation History section.

Automatic indexation

The system allows you to schedule automatic indexations at specific times of the day. This ensures that data is regularly updated without requiring any manual action from the operator.

Automatic indexation is especially useful in environments where data changes frequently or when updates need to be synchronized during off-peak hours.

How to Configure Automatic Indexation

• Go to the Data Hub in the back office.
• Open the Catalog indexation section.
• Enable the Automatic Indexation Scheduler by activating the toggle.
• Define up to four launch times for the indexation to run automatically.
• Click Add a launch time to schedule additional runs if needed.
• Click Save to confirm your configuration.

Once configured, the system will automatically trigger a full indexation at the specified times each day. You can adjust or delete scheduled times at any moment.

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About the Automatic Indexation Scheduler

The indexation scheduler is based on UTC time (Coordinated Universal Time). This means that when your local time zone differs from UTC, the hour of execution will shift accordingly, but the minutes will always stay the same.

For example:

If an indexation is scheduled for 08:15 UTC, it will run at 10:15 in a UTC+2 time zone.

The 15 minutes part doesn’t change, only the hour is adjusted based on the time difference.

This ensures the indexation always starts at the exact minute you configured, regardless of where you’re located.

When scheduling multiple runs, make sure all configured times share the same minute value (e.g., 08:15, 12:15, 16:15). This keeps the scheduler consistent and avoids configuration conflicts.

Indexation History

The Indexation History section provides a complete overview of all indexations that have been executed, whether they were launched manually by an operator or automatically through the scheduler.

Each entry in the history includes key information about a specific indexation run, such as:

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Important

Only completed indexations (Success, Failed, or Canceled) can be relaunched.

Indexations marked as In Progress are locked to prevent concurrent runs and ensure data integrity.