Step 4 shows everything the wizard is about to act on. It is the last point at which changing your mind costs nothing.

Figure 1. Step 4, Summary, showing General Details, the Schedule, and the full list of selected entities before selecting Complete.

General Details

Row Confirms Environment Which environment you selected. Connection Its URL. Estimated Database Size How much storage the import will take. Records to import How many audit records will be brought across.

Schedule

Row Confirms First Execution Time When the first run happens. Audit Start Date How far back the history goes. Frequency How often EaseLog collects new data. Weekend Export Whether weekends follow the slot hours or run continuously.

Selected Entities

Every entity that will be captured, with the total at the top. The number is usually in the thousands, because EaseLog captures everything rather than a selection. See Step 2: Reviewing Entities and Fields.

Worth a second look before you finish

Three things are easier to correct now than later.

1. The URL under Connection. Environments often have similar names. The URL is what tells them apart, and connecting the wrong one wastes an environment slot.
2. Audit Start Date. This is the last easy moment to reach further back.
3. Estimated Database Size against your plan. Check it fits your allocation. See Plan Details and Usage Limits.

Use Back to change anything. Nothing has been saved yet.

Complete

Select Complete. EaseLog creates the environment and begins building its queue.

You land back on the Environments page, where the new environment appears with the Building queue state and no activity yet. See Verifying Your First Sync.