Understand marketplace sync jobs
Marketplace imports and write-backs run through a shared job framework with history, retries and duplicate prevention.
2 min read · Updated 16 July 2026
Problem
External APIs can be temporarily unavailable, rate-limited or missing credentials, so a single request cannot be assumed to succeed.
Solution
Review each sync attempt, allow eligible retries to use backoff and use diagnostics when a failure persists.
Job lifecycle
A sync job moves through pending, running, completed, retrying or failed states. Each execution creates immutable run history.
Duplicate prevention
Logivio avoids creating another active job for the same connection and operation.
Retry behaviour
Temporary failures use exponential backoff. Persistent failures remain visible in Sync diagnostics and Seller Health.
Credential-safe operation
When provider credentials or access tokens are unavailable, jobs fail safely without changing marketplace data.
Frequently asked questions
Will Logivio retry a failed marketplace sync?
Eligible temporary failures are scheduled again using exponential backoff.
Can two identical active sync jobs run at once?
No. Active duplicate jobs are prevented for the same connection and operation.
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