Your ERP has just updated a price list. Your sales team is quoting from Salesforce. How fast does that change need to reach them - and what happens if the sync fires at the wrong moment?
This article covers when to use trigger-based execution in Rapidi, when to avoid it, and how to design fast-but-safe sync patterns that keep your data consistent without overwhelming your systems.
When you have data flowing between two systems, getting the timing right is just as important as getting the data mapping right. In Rapidi, scheduling controls when and how your transfers run — including how often, in what order, and what happens when runs overlap.
When you sync records between two systems, there has to be something that remembers which record in the source matches which record in the destination. In Rapidi, that something is called a Link Storage. It stores the primary key pairs between your systems so that transfers know whether to create a new record or update an existing one.