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# 7. Configure data syncing
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Note: the data syncing uses the Embedded URLs and the SlapFive Salesforce Role filters you define in Step 5.
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### SlapFive Admin tab
The SlapFive Advanced App includes a tab called **SlapFive Admin** which is used to configure the data syncing between SlapFive and Salesforce. To access this tab, the User must be assigned to the **SlapFive Admin** Permission Set.
Within the SlapFive Admin screen, the **Dashboard** tab shows a summary of the Sync Status, Last Sync, and the number of records that have been synced.
The **Sync Management** tab lets you schedule automatic syncs, manually execute syncs, and view the history of syncs.
When configuring your sync, these options are available:
**Sync Configuration:**
* [ ] **Enable Automatic Sync:** Turn this on to activate the data sync.
* [ ] **Sync Frequency:** Select how frequently you want to sync the data.
* [ ] **Execition Time:** Select the time of day to sync.
**Manual Sync Operations:**
* [ ] Click any of the blue buttons to manually sync the records for that object.
**Bulk Operations:**
* [ ] **Sync All Objects:** Click this button to sync all 4 objects.
* [ ] **Clear All Data:** Click this button to clear the synced data to start fresh.
**Sync History:**
* [ ] View the Sync History to confirm that the sync jobs have completed successfully.
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