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If you want to flush the local cache automatically, you can make use of the following configuration parameters inside the file /etc/centriftydc/centrifydc.conf: 1. adclient.cache.expires 2. adclient.cache.cleanup.interval 3. adclient.cache.flush.interval 1. The configuration parameter "adclient.cache.expires" specifies: the number of seconds before an object in the DirectControl domain controller cache expires. This parameter controls how frequently the DirectControl agent checks Active Directory to see if an object in the cache has been updated. Every object retrieved from Active Directory is stamped with the system time when it enters the domain controller cache. Once an object expires, if it is needed again, the DirectControl agent contacts Active Directory to determine whether to retrieve an updated object (because the object has changed) or renew the expired object (because no changes have been made). To make this determination, the DirectControl agent checks the highestUSN for the expired object. If the value has changed, the agent retrieves the updated object. If the highestUSN has not changed, the agent resets the object’s timestamp to the new system time and retrieves the object from the cache. If the DirectControl agent is unable to contact Active Directory to check for updates to an expired object—for example because the computer is disconnected from the network—the DirectControl agent returns the currently cached object until it can successfully contact Active Directory. The default cleanup interval is 10 minutes

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Hi Raiza, Thank you for your inquiry! We do currently offer a Certify app, which is available for Apple and Android products. You can download the app at either app store and read more about the benefits, here: http://www.certify.com/CertifyMobileOnTheGo.aspx I hope this helps! Bryn Adler Certify

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Our system uses receipt parse which will scan the receipt to the best of its ability and populate the information based on what has been entered for that receipts information prior in our system and from the amount presented on the receipt. Sometimes this process will import incorrect data which is why we always recommend checking the receipt and its information to confirm it has transferred over properly. In regards to the merging items in a report the items will automatically merge if both the merge items is active on the users wallet as well as if the credit card expenses and the receipt image reflect the same date and amount. A user can also merge items by adding just the credit card or expense portion into a report and then use the link receipts wizard to then merge it with the correlating receipt that was left in the wallet. Below are help center article that go over these steps in detail. If further assistance is needed please contact us at Certify Support where we may further assist you with any other needs or questions. 888-925-0510 Option 2 Merge items in wallet - https://help.certify.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000435773-Using-Merge-Items-in-the-Certify-Wallet Link Receipts Wizard - https://help.certify.com/hc/en-us/articles/202852150-Attaching-Receipts-Using-the-Link-Receipts-Wizard

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