Overview
The Overview tab gives you a real-time snapshot of your Connector's configuration, sync health, and mapping status — all in one place.
The Overview tab summarizes your Connector's current state and the data pipeline from source to target.
What you can do here
View status badge (IDLE / RUNNING)
Shows whether the Connector is currently performing a Sync.
View unpublished changes badge
Alerts you when field mapping changes have been saved but not yet published to the active Sync.
Expand Live Azure State
Shows a live read of the Connector's state in your connected Azure environment.
Navigate tabs (Mappings, MI Rules, Revisions, Schedule, Settings)
Moves to the respective configuration view for this Connector.
Review Mapping Summary
Shows how many Source Field Mappings and Provisioning Mappings are configured, and which target actions (Create, Update, Delete) are enabled.
Review Pipeline diagram
Confirms that your data source, the Mappings layer, and the Target System are all connected and reporting the expected record counts.
View Recent Activity
Lists the most recent Sync runs for this Connector.
Bulk Upload
Replays every source row through the selected mapping revision against the target — use this after a major mapping change to backfill the target with the new shape. Select a mapping revision and optionally set a batch size, then click Start Bulk Upload.
Source Query Builder
Defines the API query AOH Sync uses to fetch records from your Source System. Set a query name, choose the HTTP method (for example, GET), enter the request path, and configure any query parameters. Click New to create a query or the refresh icon to reload the list.
Understanding the status indicators
IDLE — The Connector is not running and is waiting for its next scheduled Sync or a manual trigger.
RUNNING — A Sync is in progress.
MODE — Shows the ingestion mode (for example, Hybrid AD).
JOIN KEY — The attribute AOH Sync uses to match incoming records to existing Identities.
LAST SYNC — The timestamp of the most recent completed Sync run.
TELEMETRY — Whether enhanced telemetry collection is turned on or off for this Connector.
The PIPELINE diagram shows the three stages of your data flow: the first stage (labeled Source DB on screen) connects to your data source, Mappings applies your field mapping configuration, and the final stage writes to your connected Target System (shown by its name). A "Connected" badge next to each stage confirms the link is healthy.
The 10 unpublished badge means you have saved mapping changes that are not yet live. Go to the Mappings tab and publish them to apply the changes to future Syncs.
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