How often do files upload / sync to cloud?
Using cloud storage is the best way to get the most out of Scriptation. If you are an Industry Pro user, and haven't already set it up, it's easy to sync to the cloud.
NOTE: There's a distinction between saving and syncing. On iOS, Scriptation automatically saves locally to your device after every single annotation is made.
Scriptation automatically syncs to the cloud
Every time you change tabs and
Every time you close the document
In the unlikely event of an iOS crash, if your script had annotations that did not yet sync to the cloud provider, when you reopen the file on your iOS device, all of your notes will still be there.
NOTE: There's a distinction between saving and syncing. On Mac, Scriptation automatically saves locally every 5 minutes, or after certain major actions are completed, such as changing tabs.
When a file is saved manually ( File > Save or keyboard shortcut CMD + S), it's uploaded to whichever cloud service to which the file is saved.
In the unlikely event of a macOS crash, if your script had annotations that did not yet sync to the cloud provider, when you reopen the file on your macOS device, all of your notes made before the last automatic save will still be there!
While it's always best to be working on a live file on one device at a time, sometimes files are open on multiple devices.
Scriptation is designed to alert one device when changes have been synced from another.
However, if two devices find themselves in conflict, perhaps due to a connectivity issue, a conflicted copy will be created. No data will be deleted -- there will just be two files. To combine them, copy / paste the annotations from one file into the other.
Are my files saved automatically?
Where are my files stored?
How do I activate Industry Pro on all of my devices?
iPad / iPhone
NOTE: There's a distinction between saving and syncing. On iOS, Scriptation automatically saves locally to your device after every single annotation is made.
Scriptation automatically syncs to the cloud
Every time you change tabs and
Every time you close the document
In the unlikely event of an iOS crash, if your script had annotations that did not yet sync to the cloud provider, when you reopen the file on your iOS device, all of your notes will still be there.
Mac
NOTE: There's a distinction between saving and syncing. On Mac, Scriptation automatically saves locally every 5 minutes, or after certain major actions are completed, such as changing tabs.
When a file is saved manually ( File > Save or keyboard shortcut CMD + S), it's uploaded to whichever cloud service to which the file is saved.
In the unlikely event of a macOS crash, if your script had annotations that did not yet sync to the cloud provider, when you reopen the file on your macOS device, all of your notes made before the last automatic save will still be there!
What about conflicted copies?
While it's always best to be working on a live file on one device at a time, sometimes files are open on multiple devices.
Scriptation is designed to alert one device when changes have been synced from another.
However, if two devices find themselves in conflict, perhaps due to a connectivity issue, a conflicted copy will be created. No data will be deleted -- there will just be two files. To combine them, copy / paste the annotations from one file into the other.
What's Next?
Are my files saved automatically?
Where are my files stored?
How do I activate Industry Pro on all of my devices?
Updated on: 06/01/2025
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