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Activity logs allow you to keep track of the events and actions related to M2E Kaufland Listing, order management, synchronization running, and to troubleshoot the issues if any occur.
Each log record shows the date/time when an action/event occurred, action/event description, which Listing and Product was impacted by the action/event, whether the action/event was run automatically or manually, etc.
You may see the following types of notification messages:
Let's take a closer look at the activity logs.
M2E Kaufland Listing logs can be found under Kaufland > Listings > Logs & Events.
The M2E Kaufland Listing logs record what changed in product data, the success of run actions, updating of Magento Product and Kaufland item statuses, warnings/errors returned by Kaufland, etc.
You can filter out the records by Kaufland Account, creation date or action performed, etc. For example, to see what changes were made to the products via the extension, you need to select Revise Product on Channel. Item updates made directly on Kaufland can be listed by selecting External Change.
<aside> ℹ️ In the Listing column, click on the Product’s name to be redirected to the Listing filtered by this precise Item. This way, you can quickly view and manage Item details.
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<aside> ⚠️ External Change filter option shows product changes made directly in Kaufland. The extension does not initiate these changes and only records them in product logs.
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<aside> ✅ Use Filters to make your search more reasonable.
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Order log lets you keep track of what Magento orders, shipments, or invoices were created for the corresponding Kaufland orders. To review the records, please navigate to Kaufland > Sales > Logs & Events.
<aside> ⚠️ If you create a Magento order manually (via the Create Order button on the Order Details page) and the order meets the conditions for creating a Magento invoice and shipment as well, these three actions will be executed at once. They will be recorded as manual actions in order logs.
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