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We recommend performing a comprehensive backup of your match data every 6-12 months, with the specific frequency depending on your data update volume. Regular backups prevent data loss and ensure the completeness of your analysis records.
This depends on various factors, including the complexity of the match, your analysis needs, and the timeliness of the information. Generally, if the cost of fixing is lower than the cost of re-acquiring the information, and the information is still valuable to you, then fixing is usually the better option.
Signs that your match data may need updating include: slow data updates, unexpected data loss, data corruption, or data not staying as up-to-date as before. Most sports data platforms will display data health status in their settings.