What happened
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As at Fri 9 Oct 2026The Salesforce connector stopped syncing submissions data due to an expired API key. Bethan Lister resolved it by validating a new key from the customer's vault and restarted the sync.
Problem: The Salesforce connector failed to authenticate and stopped loading submissions data, affecting daily capacity-provider reporting. Handling: Bethan checked the logs and found the stored API key had expired. She validated a new key from the customer's vault and restarted the refresh, confirming the sync was running within two hours. First response took 252 minutes. Watch: Ensure submissions data catches up from the sync pause.
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Updated 9 Oct 26Trail
- created · Callum Reid 3 Dec 2025 11:24The Salesforce connector has stopped loading. Our submission records in the brain aren't updating – we haven't had fresh data in a couple of days now. I've checked and Salesforce itself is working fine on our end. This is affecting all the submission records and we need current data for the capacity provider queries.
- Public reply · Callum Reid 3 Dec 2025 13:46Just to add – it's pretty urgent. The capacity providers are asking for oversight and we can't give them anything without current submission data. By when can you get this sorted?
- Public reply · Bethan Lister 3 Dec 2025 14:44Hi Callum, I've just picked this up. The logs show the Salesforce connector failed to authenticate yesterday morning. Can you check on your end – have the API permissions changed recently, or has anyone reset the connector credentials? I also need to confirm which email address the connector uses. Thanks, Bethan
- Public reply · Bethan Lister 3 Dec 2025 15:36I think I've found it – the stored API key expired yesterday. I've kicked off a refresh with a new key from your vault. It's syncing now. Can you check in ten minutes and let me know if the submission data is coming through again? Thanks, Bethan
- Status change · 16 Dec 2025 23:59