# Common Issues ## Connection issues
My Harvest account isn't showing in the account list If your Harvest account doesn't appear in the account dropdown, go to **Coupler.io → Connections**, find your Harvest connection, and click **Reconnect**. Then return to your data flow and try selecting the account again.
My data flow was working, then suddenly started failing Harvest occasionally makes API changes without advance notice. If your data flow stops working after previously running successfully, check if the entity you're using (especially **Users**) has been affected. Try running the data flow manually and check the error message. If it references an API or parsing error, contact Coupler.io support — this type of issue is usually resolved on the platform side.
## Missing data
My import is missing rows I expect to see The most common cause is a **"Changed after"** filter that's too restrictive. This filter applies to `updated_at` (when the record was last modified), not to `spent_date`. If you set it to a recent date, older records that haven't been touched won't be included — even if they fall within your reporting period. For date-range filtering on actual work dates, use the **Time report** entity and set the **From** and **To** dates instead.
Data in Coupler.io doesn't match what I see in Harvest reports Project and client IDs exported by Coupler.io should match Harvest's own IDs. If you see a mismatch, check whether you're comparing the same entity types — for example, Coupler.io's **Time entries** data differs from the aggregated **Time report**. Also confirm you're not filtering by project ID, which limits results to one project.
Project names are truncated or cut off This can happen with long project names that include brackets or special characters at the start (e.g., `[C22-CLU001]`). This is a data parsing edge case — contact Coupler.io support with a screenshot of the affected row and the importer URL so the team can investigate.
## Permission errors
I can only see my own data, not data for all team members Harvest restricts API access based on the role of the connected user. **Members** can only see their own time entries and projects. To pull data across all users, you need to connect using an **Administrator** or **Manager** account.
## Data discrepancies
The "Changed after" filter isn't working as expected The **Changed after** field filters on `updated_at` — the timestamp when a record was last modified — not on the date work was performed. If you set this to January 1, records with an `updated_at` before that date won't appear, even if the work was done during your target period. Use the **Time report** with explicit **From** / **To** dates to filter by work date.
Advanced filters aren't working — all rows come through Boolean values in advanced filters must be lowercase. Use `true` or `false` instead of `TRUE` or `FALSE`. This applies to fields like `is_active`, `billable`, and similar boolean columns.
Weekly capacity shows values in the millions (seconds instead of hours) This is expected behavior. Harvest returns `weekly_capacity` in seconds via their API. Divide the value by 3600 to convert to hours. You can do this directly in the transformation step in Coupler.io or in your destination spreadsheet.
## Rate limits
My data flow times out or fails with large datasets If you're pulling tens of thousands of rows (especially from **Time entries**), the Harvest API may time out before returning all data. To work around this: * Add a date range filter using **From** and **To** to reduce the data volume * Filter by **Project ID** to pull one project at a time * Use the **Changed after** field to pull only recently modified records * Split your data into multiple data flows, each covering a different date range or project, and use the **Append** transformation to combine them {% hint style="warning" %} If your dataset exceeds your plan's row limit, Coupler.io will disable automatic refresh. Use date filters to stay within limits. {% endhint %}