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We are currently investigating an issue causing "unauthorized" error responses when users attempt to access the Platform user interface. Current Impact: Users may be unable to log in or view the UI dashboard. Data Processing: Fully functional and not affected. Our engineering team is actively working to resolve this. We apologize for the disruption and will provide an update as soon as we have more information.

The issue causing unauthorized error responses when accessing the Platform UI has been fully resolved. Root Cause: We identified a configuration issue within our load balancers that was incorrectly routing authentication requests. Resolution: The configuration has been corrected, and traffic is flowing normally. All systems are now fully operational, and data processing remained unaffected throughout the incident. Thank you for your patience as we sorted this out.

We are experiencing elevated error rates within our Authentication service. As a result, users may encounter difficulties logging into the platform or executing specific connector runs. Our engineering team is actively investigating the root cause and working toward a resolution.

Dear customers, the issue has been identified as defective hardware on one of our database nodes in the service cluster. The faulty node has been isolated and authentication is now working as usual.

We are currently experiencing issues with the Platform Authentication System. Data Processing is not affected. We are currently investigating the issue, please bear with us in the meantime.

The issue proved to be only transitory, and the Platform is working again. We will post a resolution note when the root cause has been identified.

Between 10:21 and 10:28 UTC on June 2, access to Productsup Platform was briefly unavailable for all users. The cause was a short replication pause on a backend database cluster, which delayed authentication requests for about 6 minutes. Service recovered automatically and login is working normally again. No action is needed on your side. We're reviewing the backend database behaviour to prevent a recurrence.

We are currently experiencing issues with a long-distance fibre link to our Frankfurt location. As a precaution, we have temporarily taken this connection offline to maintain network stability. Traffic is automatically being rerouted via alternative transit and peering paths. No service interruption is expected. We are monitoring the situation and will restore the link once stability is confirmed.

We have identified the root cause of the network instability affecting our Frankfurt long-distance link. The issue has been confirmed to originate with our upstream fibre supplier, who is currently working to implement a fix. The affected link remains offline while remediation is in progress. Traffic continues to be routed via redundant transit and peering paths. We will provide a further update once the fix has been applied and the link is restored.

Our supplier has confirmed that the underlying issue has been resolved. We have re-enabled the Frankfurt link and are closely monitoring its stability.

This incident has been resolved.

We are currently investigating delays affecting connector runs. Some runs may take longer than usual to start or resume. No data is at risk, and runs will continue to process — they may simply be slower to complete during this period. Our engineering team is actively working to restore normal processing times. We will provide an update when this happens.

This incident has been resolved. Data source imports are processing normally again. Earlier today, some imports experienced longer-than-usual processing times, primarily affecting connections to third-party platforms that were applying API rate limits to incoming requests. No data was lost, and affected imports were retried automatically. The backlog has now cleared and import times have returned to normal. We have also taken steps to reduce the likelihood of similar delays in the future. Thank you for your patience.