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How To Stop Syncing Closed Items Without Archiving Them

When you close a synced work item, Unito archives it by default. You can stop that from happening with a function we call “On Filter Out Ignore.” Here’s how it works:

What happens when an item in sync is marked closed, complete, or otherwise done?

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Unito’s default setting is to archive synced work items in order to clear them from your to-do list, as well as stop them from counting towards your items in sync limit. For some, however, this can be inconvenient if they’d like to maintain visibility over completed items, perhaps so that others on their team can maintain visibility.

If you’d like to take work items out of sync while keeping them visible in a “completed” or “done” list, you can add an advanced option called “o**nFilterOut ignore**” to your Unito flows.

This advanced option stops Unito from archiving work items when you mark tasks, tickets, issues, or other items in sync as complete, done, or the equivalent in your connected tools.

1. Click on the ‘Advanced options’ tab in your flow

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2. Paste the following JSON script into the ‘Advanced Features’  section

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{

"A": {

"options": {

"onFilterOut": "ignore"

}

},

"B": {

"options": {

"onFilterOut": "ignore"

}

}

}

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3. Click ‘Save’ in the nav bar and apply the changes to new items only, or all items that have been synced in your flow.

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Once you add this option to your flow, the issue should be resolved for any new items you move to “Done’ or the equivalent in your connected tools.