Keep transaction data current
Control synchronizes source-system changes so transactions, dimensions, drilldowns, and statement totals remain aligned. Use sync history and targeted transaction refreshes to distinguish an isolated stale record from a wider connection problem.What synchronization updates
A source system can change after an initial import. Depending on the connected source and supported data, later synchronization can pick up:- newly created records;
- edits to existing transactions;
- deleted source records;
- changed dimensions or counterparties;
- records posted to an earlier period.
Check data freshness
When a number appears stale:- Confirm that the expected record and value exist in the source system.
- Review the connection’s most recent sync status and completion time.
- Confirm that the sync covers the affected entity and period.
- Open the transaction in Control and compare its identifying fields with the source.
- Check the statement or grouped transaction result after the synchronization completes.
Choose the appropriate refresh scope
Resolve a drilldown mismatch
If a statement value and its drilldown do not appear to agree:- Confirm both views use the same entity, period, dimension, and currency scope.
- Wait for any active synchronization or recalculation to finish.
- Check for late edits or deletions in the source system.
- Review recently changed account or dimension mappings.
- Refresh a single transaction only when the mismatch has been isolated to that record.
Collect information for support
If the problem continues, record:- the affected entity and connection;
- the source transaction identifier without credentials or sensitive attachments;
- the selected period, dimensions, and currency;
- the most recent sync completion time and status;
- the statement line or transaction view where the mismatch appears;
- the checks and refresh actions already attempted.