--- title: "Monitor connectivity - Connectivity Dashboard" slug: "monitor-connectivity-connectivity-dashboard" tags: ["Task topic"] updated: 2026-03-20T09:35:35Z published: 2026-03-20T17:44:45Z canonical: "docs.staedean.com/monitor-connectivity-connectivity-dashboard" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.staedean.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Monitor connectivity - Connectivity Dashboard In the **Connectivity monitor** app, the **Connectivity Dashboard** page shows the integration performance, expressed in several key performance indicators and several charts. These KPIs are shown: | KPI | Description | | --- | --- | | Number of runs | The total number of logged message runs in the **Connectivity monitor** app. | | Number of applications | The total number of applications for which message runs are logged in the **Connectivity monitor** app. | | Successful runs | The number of successful message runs. | | Failed runs | The number of fully failed message runs. So, for each run, all records were processed with errors. | | Runs with errors | The number of message runs with at least one record that is processed with an error. | | Runs per hour | Shows when message are run during the day. | | Runs per day | Shows, for each day in the selected period, the number of message runs by status: **Success** or **Error**. | | Runs by status | Shows the total number of message runs. Also shows the percentage and number of runs by status: **Success** or **Error**. | | Errors per application and company | Shows, by company and application, the number of logged message runs with status **Error**. | | Top 10 slow performers | Shows the ten messages which runs take the most time. For each message, the chart shows the average number of records that is processed per minute. | | Runs per application | Shows, by application, the number of message runs split by status: **Success** or **Error**. | ### Steps 1. Open the **Connectivity monitor** app. > [!NOTE] > **Note** > > You can open the **Connectivity monitor** app in **Microsoft Power Apps** or in **Microsoft Teams**. 2. Select **Connectivity Dashboard**. 3. Apply the desired filtering. 4. Examine the data and charts as shown on the **Connectivity Dashboard** page. ## Related - [Monitor connectivity](/monitor-connectivity.md)