Sources, Integrations, and Evidence Foundation
Administration — Sources & Integrations
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Primary audience: integration administrators, source owners, data administrators, and platform operators
Purpose
Sources & Integrations manages authorized connections to meeting, email, calendar, document, CRM, project, ticketing, local-recording, API, and other systems. It shows connection health, synchronization, mappings, warnings, credentials, and quarantined records.
Scope controls and indicators
Environment selects the administrative environment view. Connector State filters healthy, warning, degraded, disconnected, or disabled. Source Type filters connector families. Sync Period selects the activity window.
Connected Sources shows configured active connections. Events Today shows received source activity. Sync Warnings counts recoverable issues. Quarantined Items counts records prevented from normal processing.
Source connections
Each connector card shows system, health, object or event volume, warning count, last event or sync, credential status, and permitted scope. Opening a connector provides source authorization, mappings, checkpoints, webhooks, jobs, and error history.
Supporting analysis
Ingestion volume shows meetings, email, documents, recordings, and other source types. Connector attention lists credential expiry, unmapped fields, source errors, or quality problems. Integration actions provides credential, mapping, and replay tasks.
Actions
- Add, authorize, test, pause, resume, or disconnect a source.
- Rotate or update a credential without exposing its secret value.
- Configure field and object mappings.
- Run a connection or permission test.
- Review and replay eligible quarantined items.
- Open sync jobs, warnings, and affected records.
Recommended procedure
Confirm business purpose and minimum source scope before connecting. Test with a controlled sample, review mappings and permissions, then enable normal synchronization. Investigate quarantine causes before replaying; do not repeatedly retry invalid data.
States and limitations
Healthy means the connector can operate, not that every source record is eligible or high quality. Disconnecting stops future synchronization but does not silently erase retained evidence. Credential, source, mapping, and policy failures are distinguished.