Cronjob Catalog

This section contains the documentation for Logidav cronjobs, organized by risk level and alphabetically.

Source of truth

The system crontab (system-crontab) is the source of truth for schedules. Refresh it with php bin/console logidav:cron:document from the Logidav repository.

Statistics

Metric	Value
Active cron entries	164
Unique commands	115
Code-linked commands	95/115 (82%)
Critical commands	46
High priority commands	40

Browse by risk level

Critical (46 commands)

Commands involving sales, payments, refunds, or stock mutations:

• Sales commands — order processing, status updates
• Payment commands — payment verification, refunds
• Refund commands — refund processing and validation
• Stock commands — inventory updates, stock synchronization

High priority (40 commands)

Commands with significant business impact:

• Product commands — synchronization, pricing, availability
• Sync commands — synchronization with external systems
• Import/Export — bulk data operations

Full catalog

• A-C
• D-M
• N-Z

Risk level definitions

Level	Description	Impact	Examples
Critical	Sales, payments, refunds, stock	Immediate financial/inventory impact	menzzo:v2:sales:payment
High	Products, sync, orders, imports	Significant operational impact	menzzo:v2:products
Medium	Logs, stats, alerts, notifications	Support functions	menzzo:statistic
Unknown	Requires assessment	Not yet determined	Various

Refresh the schedule source

php bin/console logidav:cron:document

This exports the active crontab to the shared docs checkout. Update catalog pages manually when command purpose, side effects, or risk classification changes.

Key principles

1. The crontab is the source of truth — system-crontab.md is the authoritative definition
2. Export, don't hand-edit schedules — use the Symfony console command to refresh the crontab source
3. Risk first — prioritize documenting critical workflows