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# 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`
{% hint style="info" %}
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.
{% endhint %}
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:timeclock`, `include:timecard`, or `-i:TC` to sync both time clock or time card
{% hint style="info" %}
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.
{% endhint %}
You can run the **RMH.Central.ConsistencyChecker.exe** executable silently (i.e., with no user prompts) using one of the following parameters:
* `-n`
* `--nowait`
{% hint style="info" %}
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 and multiple stores on a test machine**](/installation/other-procedures/installation-cm-stores-test-machine-flash.md) for more information.
{% endhint %}
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:
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