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Data sync frequency
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Written by Florian Niedermayr
Updated over a month ago

Nosto runs both partial updates to update products and related data within just a few minutes and also full re-indices. The following table shows how different parts are being updated:

What is being updated

When it's being updated

Adding new products

Within minutes

Updating existing products

Within minutes

Performance metrics / stats based fields

On full re-index

Changing merchandising rules

Within minutes

Adding new synonyms

Within minutes

Adding facets from indexed fields

Within minutes

Adding facets from new data fields

On full re-index

Updating Out-of-stock behaviour

On full re-index

Changing searchable fields

On full re-index

Adding new indexed fields

On full re-index

Changing autocomplete keywords

On full re-index

Adding redirects

On full re-index

Adding data extractors

On full re-index

Changing result grouping settings

On full re-index

Changing region or language

On full re-index

All other config changes

Within minutes

Nosto runs a full catalog re-index every 6 hours with this schedule:

Sync start (UTC time)

Approx sync finish (UTC time)

00:30

03:00 - 04:00

06:30

09:00 - 10:00

12:30

15:00 - 16:00

18:30

21:00 - 22:00

To convert time easily to your timezone, you can use https://www.worldtimebuddy.com/

Initial setup

Once your Nosto Search and/or Category Merchandising (Universal) module is enabled, product data will take up to 12 hours to fully sync. Every subsequent re-index runs every 6 hours as shown in the table above.

Exclusion logic updates

The exclusion logic is being updated in three different scenarios:

  • When changing the global setting (e.g. hide excluded products), it will reflect in Nosto's Search within a few minutes.

  • Changing the exclusion logic for certain products is reflected within a few minutes.

  • Brand, category and tag based exclusions will be reflected during the next full catalog re-index.

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