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Introduction
This section provides an overview of basic concepts and architectural features used in Intershop Commerce Management.
Catalogs and Products
This section introduces catalog and product concepts and outlines administrative tasks related to repository management, catalog management, and import & export.
Content Management
This section covers tasks related to creating, managing and sharing master pages, components and other assets that are subject to content management.
Online Marketing
This section introduces online marketing concepts and outlines administrative tasks related to managing promotions and discounts, coupons and gift certificates, affiliate partners and partner programs, and short links.
Orders and Fulfillment
This section introduces the order process and outlines administrative tasks related to managing orders, including order status handling and order export, as well as managing shipping methods and payment methods.
Customer Management
This section outlines concepts and administrative tasks related to managing customer profiles and customer segments. It also covers customer import and export tasks.
Operation and Maintenance
This section gives an overview of typical activities in the context of managing the organization, channels, applications, partners, services and mass-data business operations.

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Operation and Maintenance
This section gives an overview of typical activities in the context of managing the organization, channels, applications, partners, services and mass-data business operations.
Data Replication Task Management
Creating Data Replication Tasks

Introduction
This section provides an overview of basic concepts and architectural features used in Intershop Commerce Management.
Catalogs and Products
This section introduces catalog and product concepts and outlines administrative tasks related to repository management, catalog management, and import & export.
Content Management
This section covers tasks related to creating, managing and sharing master pages, components and other assets that are subject to content management.
Online Marketing
This section introduces online marketing concepts and outlines administrative tasks related to managing promotions and discounts, coupons and gift certificates, affiliate partners and partner programs, and short links.
Orders and Fulfillment
This section introduces the order process and outlines administrative tasks related to managing orders, including order status handling and order export, as well as managing shipping methods and payment methods.
Customer Management
This section outlines concepts and administrative tasks related to managing customer profiles and customer segments. It also covers customer import and export tasks.
Operation and Maintenance
This section gives an overview of typical activities in the context of managing the organization, channels, applications, partners, services and mass-data business operations.

Creating Data Replication Tasks

To create a new data replication task:

Select the management context from the context selection box, then select Mass Data Tasks | Data Replication Tasks.
This lists all replication tasks in the current management context.
Click New.
The replication task details view is displayed.
Provide a start date for the new replication task. Optionally, provide a due date.
The start date determines when the replication task changes from Pending to Waiting. Having reached the state Waiting, the system administrator can include the replication task in a replication process to execute the task.
The due date indicates when the task should be completed. The due date is for information only. A task does not automatically become obsolete when the due date has been reached.
Note: Once the replication task has been submitted, start date and due date cannot be edited anymore.
Click Apply.
This creates the new replication task. All other tabs become active.

Tip: You can copy replication tasks by clicking Copy on the General tab of the replication task detail view. This is useful, for example, when defining multiple replication tasks that differ only regarding certain details, such as the start date.