> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.griaule.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.griaule.com/gbspsbio/spid-client/modo-offline.md).

# Modo online e offline

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Explica os dois modos de operação do SPID Client e o que acontece com os cadastros feitos sem conexão com o servidor.

## Modos de operação

* **Online:** cada consulta ou cadastro é enviado ao servidor, que retorna uma resposta (cadastro OK, falha na atualização, entre outras).
* **Offline:** os cadastros não são autenticados nem enviados ao servidor. Eles ficam armazenados localmente até que o SPID Client consiga se conectar. No Relatório de Sincronização, aparecem como **Não Enviado**.

Quando a conexão é restabelecida, o SPID Client sincroniza o seu banco com o servidor e atualiza o Relatório de Sincronização. Veja [Enviar e acompanhar cadastros](/gbspsbio/spid-client/envio.md).

{% hint style="danger" %}
**Não desinstale o SPID Client durante a operação offline.** O banco de dados é armazenado localmente. Se o SPID Client for desinstalado, esse banco é apagado e as coletas são perdidas.
{% endhint %}


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