A4Getting started51 sec
When a source needs attention
What Partial and Error mean on a source, and how to fix them.
Key points
- Each source card shows its state, from Syncing to Synced or Error, and when it last updated.
- Error means a file could not be read; open the card for the full message and the problem rows.
- Fix the file, then choose Re-upload CSV, and the card updates once the new file is in.
- Deleting a source removes its transactions and any notes and edits you made to them.
- When fixing a file, check timestamps, time zones and fees, which exchange exports often record inconsistently.
Chapters
Learn more
- FeatureData sources
How sources, re-syncs and merges work after import.
- FeatureAI Exchange CSV import
What the per-file verification report flags.
- GuideWhy exchange CSVs lie
The usual reasons an exchange file needs fixing.
- GuideFix an exchange sync error
When an API source shows Error: wrong, expired or limited keys and how to fix each.
Keep learning
A3Getting started
Upload a CSV, or use the template, 57 sec, watched
Add history your exchange key cannot reach, from exports or the Coinfig template.
Episode 01
Link an exchange, 1 min 14 sec, watched
Connect an exchange with a read-only key and let your history sync itself.
Episode 02
Complete your records, 1 min 29 sec, watched
Read your completeness score, follow the biggest cause, and fix it at the source.
Read the transcript
A source card says Error. What now?
Every source card shows its state, from Syncing to Synced or Error. Synced means the import finished. The card shows when it last updated.
Error means a file could not be read. The card shows the first line of why. Open it for the full message, including which rows were the problem.
Fix the file, then choose Re-upload CSV. The card updates once the new file is in. Deleting a source removes its transactions, and any notes and edits you made to them. Coinfig asks you first.
Read the state. Open the details. Fix the file and re-upload it.