Connector status cards
At the top of the page, each of your connected data systems appears as a card. The card shows:- Connector name and type (for example, BigQuery)
- Status indicator — whether the connector is healthy or has experienced recent errors
- A quick link to the relevant log entries
Event log
Below the connector cards, a filterable table lists all system events. Each row shows:| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Date | When the event occurred |
| Connector | Which data source triggered the event |
| Topic | The type of event (see below) |
| Level | Severity — error or warning |
| Message | A description of what happened |
Event types
| Topic | What it means |
|---|---|
failed_run | A scheduled job or data query could not complete successfully |
anomaly | An unexpected pattern or value was detected in the data |
failed_send | A notification could not be delivered to the configured channel |
Filtering events
Use the filter controls above the table to narrow down results:- By connector — show events from a specific data source only
- By date range — the log goes back 90 days
- By level — filter for errors only, or include warnings too
What to do when you see an error
- Click the row to expand the full message — it often contains the specific error detail from the data source
- If the error is a failed run, check whether the underlying data source is available and the connector credentials are still valid (see Connectors)
- If it is an anomaly, review the flagged data in your agent or report to assess whether action is needed
- If it is a failed send, verify that the notification channel is still configured correctly (see Notification channels)