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Last updated: March 18, 2026

Transfer List View

The Data Warehouse → Transfers page shows all your transfers at a glance:
  • Status badge: Active, Paused, or Error
  • Last run result: Success, Partial Success, Failed, or Running
  • Last run time: When the most recent sync completed
  • Row count: Total rows loaded in the last run
  • Next run: When the next scheduled sync will execute

Real-Time Sync Progress

When a transfer is actively syncing, the detail page shows a live progress panel:
  • Current table: Which table in the group is being processed
  • Tables completed: Progress across all tables (e.g., “3 of 7 tables”)
  • Rows loaded: Running total of rows loaded so far
  • Bytes loaded: Total data volume processed
  • Chunk progress: For large syncs, progress within the current table (e.g., “Chunk 4 of 12”)
  • Start time: When the current sync began
The progress updates in near real-time without needing to refresh the page.

Run History

Each transfer maintains a full history of every sync execution. Access it from the Run History tab on the transfer detail page.

Run Summary

Each run shows:

Per-Table Results

Expand any run to see results for each table:
  • Row count: Rows loaded for this table
  • Status: Success, Failed, or Skipped
  • Sync mode: Which mode was used
  • Error details: If the table failed, the specific error message

Run Types

Run Statuses

Action History

The Actions tab on the transfer detail page shows an audit log of everything that happened to the transfer:
  • Transfer created / updated / deleted
  • Syncs started / completed / failed
  • Paused / resumed
  • Settings changed
  • Resyncs triggered
Each action records who performed it and when, making it easy to trace changes.

Monitoring in BigQuery

You can also monitor sync health directly in BigQuery using the _detrics_sync_log table. See System Columns. Sync Log for details and example queries.

Useful Monitoring Queries

Check when each table was last synced:
See average sync duration by table:
Detect sync failures: