Connections
Which of your systems the platform is allowed to read. Any member can read this page. Every action here that changes or re-checks saved configuration, on a connection or on the Slack connection and its channel subscriptions, is reserved to a workspace owner or admin, and is refused during a platform support session.
Your connections
The page opens on saved connections. Search by name, provider, or scope, filter by provider, or select Needs attention to find unfinished setup and reported failures. Access and Data activity are separate: a successful access check does not prove that polling or events work.
Open a connection to review its evidence and configuration. Its address can be bookmarked or shared with another workspace member. Back to connections returns to your filtered inventory.
Add connection
Add connection opens the searchable provider catalog: evidence providers and Slack, filtered by category, each card showing how many connections you have saved. The click path, the shape every wizard shares, and what Review and Verify do are in Set up a connector; each provider's walkthrough is a page in Connect your tools.
Access and activity
Each saved source shows its scope and the latest recorded evidence. Inventory labels include:
| Badge | Means |
|---|---|
| Verified | Access was proved at a point in time, and the source is switched on |
| Not verified | Saved, but never checked |
| Verification failed | The last check could not read what it needs |
| Credential missing | Configured, but with no usable stored credential |
| Disabled | Saved and switched off |
| Events not configured | Optional event delivery was left unset |
| Awaiting first event | Delivery is configured but no successful event is recorded |
| Event delivery failed | The latest event delivery reported a failure |
| Polling failed | Polling or a project's snapshot reported a failure |
| Snapshot received | A successful snapshot was recorded |
| On demand | Reads run during investigations rather than continuous polling |
Verification is a point-in-time proof, not a promise. A token revoked an hour after it was checked still shows as verified until the next check, which is why polling status and event delivery are shown next to it: together they tell you whether the source is still producing usable data.
Actions in connection details
| Action | Does |
|---|---|
| Manage | Reopens the setup wizard with your saved settings, to change scope or replace the credential |
| Retest | Re-checks access now and updates the status |
| More actions → Disconnect | Deletes the configuration and the credential, after a confirmation |
Slack details use Edit Slack for credentials; Inbound focuses on channel subscriptions and message processing. How to change scope, rotate a credential, and disconnect is in Set up a connector.
Connector against data source
A connector is the integration; a data source is one configured instance of it. The distinction is explained in Connect your tools, and what every connector can and cannot do in What every connector has in common. For how connectors reach your network safely, see Network policy.