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# Fixing broken integrations

Sleuth proactively checks for broken integrations and, when it finds them, displays a warning icon in the top navigation.

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The warning icon links to a global **Needs attention** page that lists any broken integrations that Sleuth detects along with instructions on how to resolve them.

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Sleuth continuous to automatically check connections, and once a previously identified connection issue appears to have been resolved, Sleuth removes that item from the **Needs attention** screen.


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