The job of this console
See which connector last ran, open errors, and retrigger or fix source data. Do not treat this as a generic iPaaS designer — that lives under Integrations.
Register view of leave connectors, run history, and error queues — no self-serve write UI; seed and triage via API.
Register view — seed via API. Flowcharts: inspect connectors → runs → errors.
Leave connectors
Leave integrations is the register of connectors, run history, and error queues. There is no self-serve write UI for inventing connectors; seed and triage via API and this view.
/admin/leave/integrations
HR Admin · Org Admin · integration owner
See which connector last ran, open errors, and retrigger or fix source data. Do not treat this as a generic iPaaS designer — that lives under Integrations.
Administrators and integration owners. Employees never open connector errors.
Scan run history, open the error queue, fix the employee or calendar at source, rerun. Escalate to Integrations hub if the adapter itself is down.
A failed absence feed. After a legal calendar import. When balances diverged from an HRIS. Overnight connector failure.
Each diagram auto-plays steps when it scrolls into view. Use Play / Pause, or click a step to jump.
Connector executes, writes results, surfaces errors.
flowchart TD
C[Connector register] --> R[Runs register]
R --> S[Sync evidence]
S --> Ok{Success?}
Ok -->|Yes| Done[Healthy]
Ok -->|No| Err[Error / DLQ]
Err --> Fix[Triage via API]
Where admins look when sync stalls.
flowchart TD
Ops[Integrations hub] --> Runs[Integration runs]
Ops --> Err[Integration errors]
Runs --> Health[Last success time]
Err --> Triage[Triage queue]
These screens are register views for leave connectors, run history, and error queues. No self-serve write UI — seed and triage via API. Keep credentials in approved secret stores and never paste raw PII into audit notes.