Understanding Records in Skyvia Data Integration

Understanding Records in Skyvia Data Integration

1.1 Understanding Records in Skyvia Data Integration

A record in Data Integration represents a single row in a database table. Every integration process—Import, Replication, Export, Synchronization, etc —handles individual records.

Records also serve as a measurement unit. You can track processed records in the run history, which shows how many were successfully processed versus how many encountered errors.

For more details, refer to the Data Integration documentation and the Integration Run History section.

1.2 How Skyvia Tracks Records

Skyvia pricing plans are based on the number of records processed per month. This includes:

  • Import & Replication: Records created, updated, or deleted in the target system. (Even if an update doesn’t change the data, it still counts.)
  • Export: Rows included in CSV files generated during export operations.
  • Synchronization: Records successfully created, updated, or deleted in both the source and target systems.
  • Data & Control Flows: All successfully processed rows in Target components, except those using cache or log connections.

For a complete breakdown, check the links below.

1.3 Checking Your Record Usage

You can monitor record consumption using the Usage Summary feature. This tool lets you:

  1. Track used vs. remaining resources
  2. View usage statistics for a specific period
  3. Group data by workspace or integration
  4. Break down record usage by time frame for better tracking

For more details, visit our Usage Summary documentation.

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