What’s in the dashboard
Feed health monitoring
DaazSync PRO tracks consecutive fetch failures per feed. When a feed’s failure count reaches the configured threshold (default: 3), an alert email is sent to your admin address so you find out about a dead source before your readers do.
Go to DaazSync → Health to see failure counts per feed and reset a counter manually after fixing the underlying issue.
Feed statistics
Each feed gets its own import counters, and a dedicated stats dashboard tab shows totals across all your feeds — useful for spotting which sources are actually driving content.
Per-feed limits
Override the site-wide defaults on a per-feed basis:
| Setting | What it overrides |
|---|---|
| Max items | The global maximum number of items pulled from this specific feed. |
| Cache expiry | How long this specific feed’s cache lasts, independent of the global cache duration. |
Auto-import scheduler
Configure an independent import schedule and interval for each feed — a fast-moving breaking-news source can refresh every few minutes, while a low-volume blog can check once a day, all from the same install.
Post expiration & cleanup
- Post expiration: automatically delete or unpublish imported posts after a configurable number of days.
- Content cleanup: bulk-delete imported posts and their meta directly from the admin.
- Media Cleanup schedule (Advanced tab): automatically remove RSS-downloaded photos — and optionally their posts — after 15/30/60 days, on their own daily schedule, independent of post expiration. Includes a dry-run preview mode and a manual “Run Now” button. A safe-delete check confirms a photo isn’t still used elsewhere (e.g. as a shared thumbnail) before removing it.
OG image fallback
When a feed item has no image of its own, PRO can fetch the article’s Open Graph image in the background and cache it for future page loads — so your layouts stay visually complete even with sparse feeds.
Webhook support
Trigger an import via a secure webhook URL — useful for connecting DaazSync to an external publishing workflow or automation tool instead of relying solely on the internal scheduler.
Import log viewer
Browse and filter the structured import log directly inside the settings UI — per-article status, error traces, and batch timing, so you know exactly what happened during any import run without digging through server logs.