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powerapps-docs/administrator/data-integrator.md

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 **To create a connection**
 
-> [!NOTE]
-> Please make sure that the account you specify for each connection has access to entities for the corresponding applications. Additionally, the account for each connection can be in a different tenant. 
-
 1. Go to [PowerApps Admin center](https://admin.powerapps.com).
 
 2. Under Data, select **Connections** and then select **New connection**.
@@ -87,6 +84,9 @@ Before you can create a data integration project, you must provision a connectio
     > [!div class="mx-imgBorder"] 
     > ![Connection list](media/data-integrator/CreateConnection1780.png "Connection list")
 
+> [!NOTE]
+> Please make sure that the account you specify for each connection has access to entities for the corresponding applications. Additionally, the account for each connection can be in a different tenant. 
+
 ### How to create a connection set
 
 Connection sets are a collection of two connections, environments for the connections, organization mapping information, and integration keys that can be reused among projects. You can start using a connection set for development and then switch to a different one for production. One key piece of information that is stored with a connection set is organization unit mappings—for example, mappings between the Finance and Operations legal entity (or company) and Dynamics 365 for Sales organization or business units. You can store multiple organization mappings in a connection set.
@@ -194,12 +194,6 @@ Execution history shows the history of all project executions with project name,
 
 ### How to set up a schedule-based refresh
 
-> [!NOTE]
-> - Currently, we support scheduling 50 integration projects at any given time per paid tenant. However you can create more projects and run them interactively.
-For trial tenants, we have an additional limitation that a scheduled project would only run for first 50 executions.
-> - While we support scheduling projects to run every minute, please bear in mind that this may put a lot of stress on your apps and in turn impact overall performance. We highly encourage users to test project executions under true load conditions and optimize for performance with less frequent refreshes.
-In production environments, we do not recommend running more than 5 projects per minute per tenant.
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 We support two types of executions/writes today:
 
 -   Manual writes (execute and refresh project manually)
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 > [!div class="mx-imgBorder"] 
 > ![Email notification](media/data-integrator/EmailNotification780.png "Email notification")
 
+> [!NOTE]
+> - Currently, we support scheduling 50 integration projects at any given time per paid tenant. However you can create more projects and run them interactively.
+For trial tenants, we have an additional limitation that a scheduled project would only run for first 50 executions.
+> - While we support scheduling projects to run every minute, please bear in mind that this may put a lot of stress on your apps and in turn impact overall performance. We highly encourage users to test project executions under true load conditions and optimize for performance with less frequent refreshes.
+In production environments, we do not recommend running more than 5 projects per minute per tenant.
+
 ## Customizing projects, templates, and mappings 
 
 You use a template to create a data integration project. A template commoditizes the movement of data that in turn helps a business user or administrator expedite integrating data from sources to destination and reduces overall burden and cost. A business user or administrator can start with an out-of-the-box template published by Microsoft or its partner and then further customize it before creating a project. You can then save the project as a template and share with your organization and/or create a new project.