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# Configure the extract

Pulling Gallagher data into Kenai so it can be used in configuration.

**Connectors → site → Configure extract → Extract now**

The extract pulls seven datasets from Command Centre:

* Divisions
* Access zones
* Doors
* Access groups
* Competencies
* Personal data fields
* Card types

Extraction takes a few seconds. Cancel, wait, then reopen the connector to see the result and the last sync time.

Enable scheduled extraction and run it every 12 to 24 hours. Run it more often only if Gallagher changes need to reach Kenai sooner.

Open any dataset to see each item with its name and `FTItemID`. That is enough to configure the integration without going back into Configurator.


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