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Monitoring integrations

Reading the dashboard

A guide to what each part of the Control Panel dashboard shows and how to use it.

This page lists each part of the Control Panel dashboard and what it shows.

The streams list

The main dashboard view shows all your configured streams. Click a stream name to open its event list.

Item

What it shows

Stream name

The source, destination and data type, for example "Orders: Shopify → NetSuite".

Status indicator

Green (active), amber (warning) or red (errors or paused).

Open issues

How many events have failed and not yet been resolved.

Recent event count

How many events have processed in the recent period.

The event list

Within a stream, events are listed in reverse chronological order. Use the filter controls to narrow by status, date range or source reference.

Column

What it shows

Event ID

A unique identifier for this event.

Stream

The stream name

Status

The current state of the event: Ok, Failed, Error, Transformed or Aborted. See Understanding event statuses.

Created At

When the event was created.

Updated At

Last time the event was updated. This is trigger when a new status is assigned.

The event detail view

Click any event to open its detail view.

Section

What it shows

Event Payload In

The full event payload: the data received from the source, and the data sent to the destination.

Event Payload Out

The new payload after the transformation function is applied. This is sent to the destination sytem.

Status and errors

The event status and any error messages.

Processing log

Each step the event went through.

Replicate Button

Shown if you have Owner or Operator access. See How to fix and resend a failed event.

The issue list

If you have error alerts configured, recent issues history is visible in the issues area. Click an issue to jump directly to the relevant event. To configure alerts, see Setting up error alerts.

Note. If something you see on the dashboard is not listed here, contact HC: see How to get support.

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