Update Timestamp Autocorrection and Historical Data Ingestion Documen…

docs/send-data/collector-faq.md

@@ -419,9 +419,15 @@ This article describes the assumptions that Sumo makes about customer data, tips
 
 See [using _format for troubleshooting](/docs/send-data/reference-information/time-reference.md) timestamps.
 
-#### Assumption: Data is less than 365 days old
+#### Assumption: Data is less than 30 days but within 365 days
 
-Sumo Logic assumes that all log message times fall within a window of -1 year through +2 days compared to the current time. Any log messages with a parsed timestamp outside of that window is automatically re-stamped with the current time.
+* To ingest historical data older than 30 days but within 365 days, you must specify a `timestamp` field using a regex locator and a valid date format.
+
+#### Assumption: Data is older than 365 days
+
+Sumo Logic assumes that all log message times fall within a window of -1 year through +2 days compared to the current time. Any log messages with a parsed timestamp outside of that window are automatically re-stamped with the current time.
+* Data older than 365 days can still be ingested. However, even if a custom timestamp is provided, it will be autocorrected to the current time unless technical support disables this function at the organization level.
+* To ingest data older than 365 days with the original timestamp intact, you'll need to contact [Support](https://support.sumologic.com/support/s) to disable the autocorrection function at the org level.
 
 #### Assumption: Data from a source will have similar timestamps
 

docs/send-data/reference-information/time-reference.md

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ If your log messages from a Source contain multiple timestamps, timestamps in un
 
 The Collector assumes that all log messages coming from a particular Source will have timestamps that are close together. If a message comes through that appears to be more than one day earlier or later than recent messages from that Source it will be auto-corrected to match the current time. You can stop this auto-correction by explicitly configuring a custom timestamp format on your Source.
 
-The Collector also assumes that all log messages coming from a particular Source will have timestamps that are within a window of -1 year through +2 days compared to the current time. Any log message with a parsed timestamp outside of that window is automatically re-stamped with the current time. You must contact [Sumo Logic Support](https://support.sumologic.com/) to adjust this auto-correction behavior. See [How to ingest old or historical data](/docs/send-data/collector-faq#how-to-ingest-old-or-historical-data) for further details.
+The Collector also assumes that all log messages coming from a particular Source will have timestamps that are within a window of -1 year through +2 days compared to the current time. Any log messages with a timestamp older than 30 days is automatically set to the current time. You must contact [Sumo Logic Support](https://support.sumologic.com/) to adjust this auto-correction behavior. See [How to ingest old or historical data](/docs/send-data/collector-faq#how-to-ingest-old-or-historical-data) for further details.
 
 ### Automated timestamp parsing