Which function is NOT performed during a one-way sync?

A one-way sync primarily involves transferring data in a single direction, specifically from the PSA (Professional Services Automation) system to IT Glue, without allowing any changes made in IT Glue to flow back to PSA.

The function that is correctly identified as not being performed during a one-way sync is the creation of assets in IT Glue that would sync back to PSA. In a one-way sync scenario, any assets that are created or edited in IT Glue are not designed to affect the original source (the PSA). Instead, the direction of data flow is strictly from PSA to IT Glue, ensuring that IT Glue receives the latest updates while maintaining the integrity and structure of the source data.

Other functions, such as reading asset fields from PSA and syncing existing assets from PSA to IT Glue, align with the expected behavior of a one-way sync, as these processes help maintain the consistency of information while ensuring IT Glue has the necessary data to function effectively. Editable synced assets in IT Glue also fall within the context of a one-way sync since any changes made to the data once it is in IT Glue will not influence the data in the PSA system.