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Two widgets on the source page show how onboarding is going: Updates over time and Languages.

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Updates over time

The Updates over time widget The chart breaks the chosen time frame into added, updated, deleted and ignored entries. A source with no ingest activity in range shows No updates available instead — widen the range, or check the freshness badge in the page header.

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The four stat boxes

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Effectiveness

An ingest call that sends a value identical to the stored one is a noop — counted, but no change. Effective is everything that did change, over everything processed.
A low effectiveness percentage means the integration is resending unchanged data. That is harmless for correctness but wasteful, and it is the main thing this box is for.

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Rate units

The rate adapts to the window. Over a short window it is reported per minute, over longer ones per hour or per day, so the number stays meaningful rather than always being an hourly average.

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Time frame

The date range picker By time offers ranges from the last 10 minutes up to the last 72 hours. By date offers the last 7, 14 or 28 days, this week and this month. The default is Last 24 hours. You can also pick a custom range on the calendar.
Last 10 minutes is a live view: it re-reads the data every minute and keeps the window rolling, so you can watch an ingest run as it happens.

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Languages

The Languages widget shows localized value coverage per language, and carries the language count in its heading. The Languages widget Each row is a language code with its coverage bar and percentage, sorted highest first. Coverage is filled localized values divided by entries × localized properties.

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Three empty states

  • No localized properties — coverage only means something once the source has Localized text or Localized list properties.
  • No entries yet — localized properties exist, but there is nothing to measure them against.
  • No languages detected — no localized values have been ingested yet.
Languages are discovered from the data, not configured. A language appears as soon as a localized value arrives for it.