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Laravo - Reports

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Breadcrumb path: Laravo / Reports

 

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Note: to use this module, you must first set up an account with Laravo. Connecting to Laravo as your primary Brands data source is highly recommended.

 

This section of the guide will cover the Laravo - Reports module. You can access this page by clicking on Laravo from your main menu and API Connection from the dropdown menu.

Laravo - Reports Fundamental

 

In this section, you will learn to use the Laravo - Reports module. This module enables you to access Reports of activity connecting Laravo to Build. To learn more about setting up Laravo, please refer to the Laravo - API Connection user manual.

 

Now that you have learned the fundamental idea, the user manual will continue walking you through the steps for how to use Laravo - Reports.

 

Laravo - Reports  

 

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On this screen, you will find information in the form of Reports regarding Processes, Images, and Updates from Laravo.

 

  • ● 1 Summary of Process. In this section, you will find a Summary of Processes performed through Laravo.

 

  • 2 Search. In this field, you can Search information from your Laravo Summary of Processes.

 

  • 3 Columns. In these columns, you will find Laravo Reports information displayed.

 

  • Date. In this column, you will find the Date of the Process.

 

  • Brand. In this column, you will find the Brand identified with the Process.

 

  • Source. In this column, you will find the Source of the Process.

 

  • Products Added. In this column, you will find the number of Products Added by the Process.

 

  • Products Updated. In this column, you will find the number of Products Updated by the Process.

 

  • Products Deleted. In this column, you will find the number of Products Deleted by the Process.

 

Now that you have finished with the Summary of Process section, you can move onto the next section (Images Not Processed).

 

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  • ● 1 Images Not Processed. In this area, you will find information from your Laravo Reports notifying you about Images Not Processed from your Laravo Reports.

 

  • 2 Search. In this field, you can enter terms to Search for among your Images Not Processed Reports.

 

  • 3 Columns. In these columns, you will find information displayed about Images Not Processed.

 

  • Date. In this column, you will find the Date of Images Not Processed. 

 

  • Source. In this column, you will find the Source of Images Not Processed.

 

  • Brand. In this column, you will find the Brand for Images Not Processed. 

 

  • Common ID. In this column, you will find the Common ID for Images Not Processed.

 

  • Guid. In this column, you will find the Guid for Images Not Processed.

 

  • Image. In this column, you will find the Image for Images Not Processed. 

 

  • Reason.  In this column, you will find the Reason for Images Not Processed.

 

Now that you have finished learning about Images Not Processed, you can continue to the next section (Laravo Perform Updates Queue).

 

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  • ● 3 Laravo Perform Updates Queue. In this area, you will find information from your Laravo Reports notifying you about updates in the Perform Updates Queue.

 

  • ● 4 Search. In this field, you can enter terms to Search for among your Perform Updates Queue Reports.

 

  • ● 5 Columns. In these columns, you will find detailed information displayed about Perform Updates Queue reports.

 

  • ● ID. In this column, you will find the unique ID for each update in the Perform Updates Queue.

 

  • ● Received At. In this column, you will find the timestamp of when the update was Received in the Perform Updates Queue.

 

  • ● Started At. In this column, you will find the timestamp of when the update process Started in the Perform Updates Queue.

 

  • ● Ended At. In this column, you will find the timestamp of when the update process Ended in the Perform Updates Queue.

 

  • ● Process Time. In this column, you will find the total Process Time for each update in the Perform Updates Queue.

 

  • ● Payload. In this column, you will find the Payload information associated with each update in the Perform Updates Queue.

 

  • ● Error. In this column, you will find any Error messages associated with updates in the Perform Updates Queue.

 

Now that you have finished learning about Laravo Perform Updates Queue, that completes this section of the user manual.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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