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Active - Active Sync Errors Explained
Active - Active Sync Errors Explained
Updated over 2 months ago

When working with sync errors from XPM, you may encounter various errors related to missing or incorrect information. Below is a guide to understanding and resolving these issues:

1. "Linked Partner ID Not Found" OR "You must supply a partner when creating a client" Errors

This error indicates that the partner associated with the client in XPM no longer exists. To resolve this:

  • Have the client open the specific client profile in XPM.

  • Click on Edit.

  • In the Partner dropdown menu, select a valid partner.

If this error occurs for a client group, check the very first/top client under that group in XPM and ensure a partner & manager is assigned.

2. "Linked Client ID Not Found" Error

This error occurs when a client related to a group could not be successfully imported into the system. To resolve this:

  • Click on the client group related to this entity in XPM.

  • Search Active Sync logs for the client logs and troubleshoot what the error is.

  • Once the sync issue related to the group is resolved, the child clients should import in the next sync run.

3. "Linked Manager ID Not Found" Error

This error means that the manager associated with the client in XPM no longer exists. To fix this:

  • Open the client's profile in XPM > Edit

  • Assign a valid manager in the Manager dropdown menu.

4. "First Name/Last Name must not be empty" Error

This error indicates that an individual client in XPM is missing either a first name or a last name. To correct this:

  • Open the client’s profile in XPM > Edit

  • Ensure that both the first name and last name fields are filled in.

5. "Phone Number Not Valid" Error

This error suggests that the client's phone number is not in a valid format. To fix this:

  • Check the client’s phone number in XPM using the Edit client button.

  • Ensure it is entered in a correct number format.

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