# Monitoring Replication Progress

Want to know where your data is in the replication process? The Replication Stats on the Integration Details page for every integration - **which will display only after the initial sync has completed** - can help you determine where your data is and check up on recently loaded data.

![Integration Replication Stats](https://help.qlik.com/en-US/stitch/images/replication/replication-stats.png)Integration Replication StatsIntegration Replication Stats

**Note**: These stats are not real-time and will update every few minutes. You’ll need to refresh the page if you’re eager to watch your data move through Stitch.

## Stitch’s Replication Process

Each part of the Stitch replication process has its own section and stats. The Stitch replication process consists of three steps:

* Extract
* Prepare
* Load

Every integration you connect to Stitch will have these stats on its Integration Details page, which you can access by clicking into the integration from the Stitch Dashboard.

## Extracted

The **Extracted** section displays details about the extraction part of the replication process.

* **Last Sync Started** - This is the time the last replication job began.

* **Last Sync Completed** - This is the time the last replication job successfully completed.

* **Sync Status** - This is the status of the replication job. **Note** If the integration is Paused or Not Configured, a status of **Not Syncing** will display here.

  Additionally, there may be times where an integration is in an error state (ex: connection trouble) and still display an **In Progress** status. This means that Stitch is attempting to extract data despite the issue causing the error.

* **Next Sync** - This is the estimated time of the next replication job. This estimate is based on the integration’s Replication Frequency and the completion time of the last replication job.

### Extracted Stats for Import API & Webhook Integrations

For IAPI and webhook connections, the Extracted section will look a little different:

* **For Import API connections**, this section will display the last time data was successfully received by Stitch with a **Last Rows Received** stat.
* **For webhook connections**, Extraction stats aren’t available due to the real-time nature of webhooks. In this case, **Never** will display alongside **Last Rows Received**.

### Extraction Logs

The **Extraction Logs** tab - located next to the **Tables to Replicate** tab after clicking into the integration - provides additional detail about the extraction portion of the replication process for a given integration. For example, the logs include info about:

* Current and updated Replication Key values for tables
* Detail about the tables set to replicate
* Errors that occurred during the extraction

**Note**: Extraction logs are only available for integrations powered by Singer taps. As integrations are converted to the Singer system, extraction logs will be made available.

[Read more about extraction logs here](https://help.qlik.com/en-US/stitch/replication/extractions/integration-extraction-logs).

## Preparing

The **Preparing** section shows the total number of rows and tables Stitch is currently preparing to load into your data warehouse for the integration you’re viewing.

The **Rows to be Loaded** stat is the total sum of rows across all tables currently in preparation (**Tables to be Loaded**).

## Loaded

The **Loaded** section shows the total number of rows published (**Rows Loaded Today**) to your data warehouse **since midnight UTC** of the current day.

In addition, the name of the last table Stitch loaded into your data warehouse is listed here. The **Last Table Loaded** stat isn’t limited to the current day the way **Rows Loaded Today** is, however.

For example: if the integration encountered an issue that prevented successful replication for a day or two, the name of the table displayed here may be several days old.

If your data hasn’t shown up after a reasonable amount of time, [reach out to support](https://community.qlik.com/t5/Support/ct-p/qlikSupport).