Run manually from Command Prompt or PowerShell

On the computer where Central Client is installed:

1. Open Central Client.
2. Stop all client services.
3. Open Command Prompt or PowerShell.
4. Go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Retail Hero\RMH Central Flash Client.
5. Run the RMH.Central.ConsistencyChecker.exe executable with administrator privileges.

You can set the synchronization period using the parameters:

  • period:day or -p:D

  • period:week or -p:W

  • period:month or -p:M

Note: Day is the previous 24 hours, week is the previous 7 days, and month is from the current day (e.g., 15th) to the same day in the previous month.

You can identify which type of records to synchronize using the parameters:

  • include:sales or -i:S

  • include:droppayout or -i:DP

  • include:orders or -i:O

  • include:purchaseorder or -i:PO

  • include:accountreceivable or -i:AR

  • include:timeclock, include:timecard, or -i:TC to sync both time clock or time card

Note: If you do not specify which type of records to synchronize (e.g., sales, drops or payouts, orders, purchase orders/transfers, time clock or time card entries), the Consistency Checker will synchronize all types of records.

You can run the RMH.Central.ConsistencyChecker.exe executable silently (i.e., with no user prompts) using one of the following the parameters:

  • -n

  • --nowait

Note: If you have set up Central Manager and multiple stores on a test machine, and are running multiple instances of Central Client, you can run the Consistency Checker for a specific instance by entering the folder name of the instance as a parameter, e.g., -c "RMH Central Client 2". Refer to Set up Central Manager (Flash) and multiple stores on a test machine for more information.

Example of how to synchronize sales for the past 7 days:

Example of how to synchronize orders for the past 24 hours:

Example of how to synchronize purchase orders/transfers for the past month:

Example of how to synchronize drops or payouts for the past 24 hours:

Example of how to synchronize time clock or time card entries for the past 24 hours: