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What is the Teamflect usage report refresh frequency?

Learn when was the last time your reports were refreshed.

Written by Myka

What is the Teamflect Usage Report Refresh Frequency?

The Usage Reports in the Teamflect Admin Center are refreshed every 3 to 4 hours. This ensures that the data you see stays up-to-date throughout the day without causing system performance issues.

You can view the exact last refresh time under the Overview tab of the Reports section.

⏱️ Report Refresh Timing Explained

Because data isn’t updated in real time, some recent activities (such as newly created goals, reviews, or feedback) may not appear immediately in the report. These will be reflected once the next refresh cycle completes.

If you’re checking report metrics shortly after major activity in Teamflect, consider waiting for the next refresh to ensure all updates are included.

To get more information about how to navigate through the reports section, please see the article in this link.


Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Can I or the support team refresh a report manually?

A: No. Reports refresh automatically every 3–4 hours and cannot be refreshed manually, even by the support team. To check how up to date your data is, review the last refresh time in the Overview tab before exporting.

Q: My report hasn't updated for more than 4 hours. What should I do?

A: If your report hasn't refreshed in more than 4 hours, contact [email protected] and include the last refresh time shown in the Overview tab so the team can investigate.


Use Cases

Use Case 1: Scheduling report reviews

When admins plan to review usage data (for example, weekly or monthly check-ins), knowing the reports refresh every 4 hours ensures they don’t check prematurely. This helps avoid confusion when recent activity isn’t yet reflected.

Use Case 2: Troubleshooting outdated data

If an admin sees stale or lagging metrics, they can use this article to verify whether the report simply hasn’t had time to refresh yet. The “last refresh” timestamp shows when data was last updated, helping diagnose whether a discrepancy is expected or indicative of an issue.

Use Case 3: Communicating expectations to stakeholders

When presenting usage metrics to leadership or other teams, admins can reference this article to explain that metrics may be delayed by up to 4 hours. This manages expectations around real-time accuracy and helps avoid misinterpretation of data timing.
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