Synchronize! can be controlled with AppleScript. Synchronization documents can be opened and synchronization started with simple script commands. AppleScript applets can be run when a synchronization completes.

Settings within synchronization documents, and preferences, cannot currently be changed with AppleScript. Synchronize! responds to AppleScript commands, but it is not recordable.

The following scripting examples show what you can do with Synchronize! and AppleScript. The text which follows can be entered directly as a script.

-- Open Synchronize!, just as if it were double-clicked.
tell application "Synchronize!" to run 

tell application "Synchronize!"
	-- Open a synchronization document
	open file "Sync PowerBook" 
	-- If the Start Option "Start synchronization when the
	-- document is opened" is checked,
	-- the synchronization will be automatically started.

	-- Start a synchronization
	sync file "HD:Sync Big Disk" 
	-- Synchronize! will automatically open the 
	-- specified document (if it's not already open)
	-- and start its synchronization
	
	-- Quit Synchronize!
	quit

end tell

To take an AppleScript action when a synchronization completes, use the "Open  a file" option in the Completion Options. This feature runs any AppleScript which has been saved as an application, or any other application, when the synchronization is complete.