Using the Integrations Overview
The Integrations Overview is your one-stop page for checking on every integration in your organization. Instead of hopping between subsidiaries to see if something is broken, you can now see all your connections in a single list, filter them, and take action right from there.
Quick step-by-step: spotting and fixing a failed connection
Open the Integrations Overview.
Click the red exclamation mark filter to show only failed connections.
Review the list.
Click the Refetch icon to try again, or click the connection name to open it and investigate further.
Once fixed, switch back to All to confirm everything is healthy.
Need help? If a connection keeps failing or you're not sure what to do, reach out to our support team and we'll help you sort it out.
Where to find it
To open the Integrations Overview:
Go to Settings.
Click Integrations.
What you see depends on where you are in the platform:
Global level: every integration across every subsidiary, plus any added at the global level.
Subsidiary level: only the integrations belonging to that specific subsidiary.
On the left sidebar you'll find:
Overview, which shows the total number of connections and a quick health indicator.
An Add integration button to create a new one.
A list of each integration type you already use (for example, Google Sheets), along with how many connections it has.
The overview displays your integrations in a table with these columns:
Integration – the type of integration (shown as an icon).
Connection – the name of the specific connection.
Organization – which organization or subsidiary it belongs to (e.g. Parent Account, Brand 1, Brand 2).
Last fetch – when data was last pulled.
Last fetch status – whether the last fetch was successful, failed, or still pending.
Filter by status
Above the table you'll find the status filters:
All – shows every connection.
Green check – Successful connections.
Red exclamation mark – Failed connections that need your attention.
Blue clock – Pending connections still in progress.
If you're not sure what an icon means, hover over it and a tooltip will tell you.
Next to the statuses is the Archived icon. It works a little differently: instead of showing only archived connections, it adds them to the list alongside the active ones. Turn it on when you want a complete picture; leave it off to focus on current connections.
Filter by integration type or organization
Two dropdowns sit at the top of the page:
All integrations – pick a specific integration type, like Display & Video 360, Facebook Marketing, or Google Ads.
All organizations – narrow the list to a specific organization or subsidiary.
You can combine these dropdowns with the status filters and the Search by name bar to zero in on exactly what you're looking for.
Refetch a connection
Need fresh data right now instead of waiting for the next scheduled fetch? Click the Refetch icon (the circular arrows) on the connection's row. The platform will pull in the latest data on demand.
Pause a connection
If you need to temporarily stop data from flowing through a connection, click the Pause icon on that row. You can resume it later whenever you're ready.
Jump to the source
Click the connection name in the Connection column and you'll be taken straight to where that connection lives, either at its global parent or inside the subsidiary that owns it. From there you can edit it the same way you always have.
That's it. The Integrations Overview is designed to save you clicks and help you keep your data flowing without surprises.