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We recommend a comprehensive backup of your match data every 6-12 months, depending on your data update volume. Regular backups prevent data loss and ensure your analytical records remain complete.
This depends on various factors, including match complexity, your analytical needs, and data timeliness. Generally, if repair costs are less than the cost of re-acquiring the information and the data remains valuable, repair is often the better option.
Signs your match data might need an update include slow updates, unexpected data loss, corruption, or data not remaining current as it once did. Most sports data platforms indicate data health in their settings.