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Input connectors help you to manage integrations and become up-to-date on your upcoming source systems.

You can:

Monitor upstream integrations: Monitor upstream integrations to view integration details, including present and past activities.

Features

The following are the features of input connectors:

View connector details: View connector details of the Batch input connectors and track past activities and performance.
Timestamps: View timestamps for data inputs to get information on when the system receives and processes data.
Current status: View real-time status of data inputs.
Schedules: View schedules for input connectors to manage data feeds.
Monitoring display: View the Batch and Real-Time input connectors associated with internal or external instances.
- Batch: These connectors are scheduled to ingest data from SFTP sources at regular intervals.
- Real-Time: These connectors ingest data continuously by APIs.

The following are the use cases of input connectors:

Tabs monitoring overview: Use the Batch and Real-Time tabs to view alert notifications and the number of failed connectors. To view the connectors with Failed status, click the applicable tab.
Monitor and view upstream batch data and real-time inputs: Check the status of data inputs and view the connector details, timestamps, and current status of each input connector. You can distinguish between real-time and scheduled data.
Detailed upstream ingestion view: View connector ingestion details.

For information on how to add and view input connectors, see Adding and viewing input connectors.

Input connectors help you to manage integrations and become up-to-date on your upcoming source systems.

You can:

Monitor upstream integrations: Monitor upstream integrations to view integration details, including present and past activities.

The following are the features of input connectors:

View connector details: View connector details of the Batch input connectors and track past activities and performance.
Timestamps: View timestamps for data inputs to get information on when the system receives and processes data.
Current status: View real-time status of data inputs.
Schedules: View schedules for input connectors to manage data feeds.
Monitoring display: View the Batch and Real-Time input connectors associated with internal or external instances.
- Batch: These connectors are scheduled to ingest data from SFTP sources at regular intervals.
- Real-Time: These connectors ingest data continuously by APIs.

The following are the use cases of input connectors:

Tabs monitoring overview: Use the Batch and Real-Time tabs to view alert notifications and the number of failed connectors. To view the connectors with Failed status, click the applicable tab.
Monitor and view upstream batch data and real-time inputs: Check the status of data inputs and view the connector details, timestamps, and current status of each input connector. You can distinguish between real-time and scheduled data.
Detailed upstream ingestion view: View connector ingestion details.

For information on how to add and view input connectors, see Adding and viewing input connectors.

Input connectors help you to manage integrations and become up-to-date on your upcoming source systems.

You can:

Monitor upstream integrations: Monitor upstream integrations to view integration details, including present and past activities.

The following are the features of input connectors:

View connector details: View connector details of the Batch input connectors and track past activities and performance.
Timestamps: View timestamps for data inputs to get information on when the system receives and processes data.
Current status: View real-time status of data inputs.
Schedules: View schedules for input connectors to manage data feeds.
Monitoring display: View the Batch and Real-Time input connectors associated with internal or external instances.
- Batch: These connectors are scheduled to ingest data from SFTP sources at regular intervals.
- Real-Time: These connectors ingest data continuously by APIs.

The following are the use cases of input connectors:

Tabs monitoring overview: Use the Batch and Real-Time tabs to view alert notifications and the number of failed connectors. To view the connectors with Failed status, click the applicable tab.
Monitor and view upstream batch data and real-time inputs: Check the status of data inputs and view the connector details, timestamps, and current status of each input connector. You can distinguish between real-time and scheduled data.
Detailed upstream ingestion view: View connector ingestion details.

For information on how to add and view input connectors, see Adding and viewing input connectors.