# Synchronization

Synchronize with:
  TaskUnifier can synchronize your tasks with different third-party websites or applications.
  It is a two-way synchronization, which means your data will be the same in TaskUnifier or in the third-party website or application.
  Click on this button to select the service provider you want to use.
Conflict choice:
  Define the action to execute in case of conflict.
Keep completed tasks for X days
  Only the tasks that are completed for less than X days will be shown in TaskUnifier.
Scheduler delay:
  Here you can define the delay between each scheduled synchronization.
  Ex: 300 means that TaskUnifier will schedule your data every 5 minutes.
Publish during background synchronization:
  Defines if you want to also publish during the background synchronizations.
Synchronize on startup:
  Synchronize your data when you start TaskUnifier.
Synchronize on close:
  Synchronize your data when you exit TaskUnifier.
Publish on startup:
  Publish your data when you start TaskUnifier.
Publish on close:
  Publish your data when you exit TaskUnifier.
Synchronize All:
  All the data from TaskUnifier will be synchronized (force mode).
Push all the local tasks:
  All the data from TaskUnifier will be pushed during the synchronization.
  This will force an update of all the existing tasks from TaskUnifier to the third party website or application.
Remove all data and synchronize all data:
  Remove all the data from TaskUnifier and replace them by the data of the service provider.
Copy all the data:
  All the data from TaskUnifier will be copied to the third party website or application.
  This will duplicate all the data and should only be used if you accidentally deleted all the data on the third party website or application.