Use the Configuration Management Item Sync Log to identify and resolve sync exceptions
between hardware assets and configuration items (CIs). Address issues like duplicate matches or
missing mandatory data to keep your Configuration Management Database (CMDB) accurate.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service.
Verify that you have access to the CMDB and Service Graph app.
Bidirectional synchronization automatically detects errors when a single CI matches multiple
asset records or when mandatory fields are missing. The system uses a non-blocking approach
so that one failed record doesn't stop the rest of the batch.
From the App Launcher, find and select Configuration Management Item Sync
Logs.
Find records with a Failed status.
Review the Log Description to identify the cause of the
failure.
Note If you don't see the description, click List View Controls,
select Select Fields to Display, and add Log
Description to the visible fields.
Resolve the underlying data issue in the asset or configuration item record.
In the Configuration Management Item Sync Logs, click
Refresh.
The system re-processes only the impacted records to limit performance strain. If
successful, the records link and the log status changes to Success.
If you don't manually trigger a retry, the system automatically attempts a fresh match
during the next scheduled synchronization cycle after you correct the data.
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