Editorial draft available to read. Factual and language review is pending. Examples are illustrative.
Decision and method
Organize the dashboard around operational questions: what is current, what is waiting, what failed and who needs to act. Separate connectivity from effective synchronization. An active connection does not prove that recent changes arrived. Include update time, pending-work age and the scope covered by the displayed check.
Illustrative example
Illustrative example: the provider responds successfully, but 60 orders are waiting because a product mapping is missing. The dashboard shows connectivity available and synchronization blocked, identifying the product and catalogue owner. A single green indicator would conceal the need for action even though every network availability check was passing.
Acceptance check
Test disconnection, delay, partial failure and recovery. Reconcile counts with underlying operations and check that filters preserve their meaning. Accept when someone can identify the next action without reading complete technical logs and can distinguish stale dashboard data from a genuine absence of pending work in the integration.
Key takeaways
- Show availability, delay and processing outcome as distinct signals that support action.