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The Systems page shows the current status of all connectors in your organization alongside a log of technical events from the past 90 days. Use it to spot problems early and investigate what happened.

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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
If a connector has no recent events, it shows as healthy. If it has logged errors or anomalies recently, the card highlights that.

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Event log

Below the connector cards, a filterable table lists all system events. Each row shows:

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Event types

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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

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What to do when you see an error

  1. Click the row to expand the full message — it often contains the specific error detail from the data source
  2. If the error is a failed run, check whether the underlying data source is available and the connector credentials are still valid (see Connectors)
  3. If it is an anomaly, review the flagged data in your agent or report to assess whether action is needed
  4. If it is a failed send, verify that the notification channel is still configured correctly (see Notification channels)