In plain English
It marks the latest point in time when one version of the data was brought into line with another version of that same data. The focus is on that synchronization event, not just on any update or view time.
In context
Here, it communicates when the relevant data was most recently synchronized with another version of that same data.
- Situation
- Connecting integrations, syncing data, and running imports or exports
- What it communicates
- timestamp label for the most recent sync event
Meaning limits
By itself, this term does not say whether the data is currently identical across versions or whether any newer changes exist after that time.
Examples
“Last synced was Tuesday, even though the draft includes changes made on Wednesday.”
“Before merging the notes, Hana checked Last synced on both copies to see which one had been synchronized more recently.”