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# Mirakl orders now sync every 15 minutes

Mirakl order connections now sync every 15 minutes. Learn who is affected and how to prevent overselling.

### What's changed?

Mirakl now applies a strict rate limit to orders synced to external partners, including Channable. As a result, orders from Mirakl channels sync [every 15 minutes instead of every 5 minutes](https://developer.mirakl.com/content/product/mmp/rest/front/openapi3/orders/or11).

This means Mirakl-based orders may take up to 15 minutes to appear in your Channable order overview.

{% hint style="info" %}
This change only affects order connection sync times. Scheduled channel runs and other Mirakl syncs aren't affected.
{% endhint %}

### Who is affected?

This affects users with Mirakl order connections, such as Decathlon, Leroy Merlin, and MediaMarkt.

<details>

<summary><i class="fa-shop">:shop:</i> Mirakl Marketplaces in Channable</summary>

* Decathlon
* Fnac
* Leroy Merlin
* fonQ
* Darty
* Bricoman
* MediaMarkt
* Conforama
* Carrefour France/Spain
* Manor
* PcComponentes
* Maxeda Brico\&Praxis
* Leen Bakker
* ePrice
* Douglas
* Galeries Lafayette
* Home24
* Sprinter
* Showroomprive
* Hornbach
* Conrad
* Vtwonen

</details>

### What you need to do

No action is needed for most users.

If you sell limited stock and receive many orders, review your stock buffers to help prevent overselling during busy periods.


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