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Oviond checks the health of each connection’s token automatically. A daily auth-test pings each platform with the stored credentials, and the OAuth refresher updates the status when a token refresh fails. You don’t run a manual test in the app — instead, each connection shows a status badge:
  • Token Valid — the token is authorized and data should flow.
  • Token Expired — the token has expired or been revoked; refresh it.
You’ll see this badge on the Data Sources tab in a client’s project and in Settings → Data sources (where it appears as Token valid / Token expired, and you can filter the table by status).

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Where to look

  • A widget shows a data error and you want to know whether re-authorization is needed.
  • You just refreshed a connection and want to confirm it’s working.
  • You’re debugging a report that depends on a specific connection.
In each case, open the connection in the Data Sources tab or in Settings → Data sources and read its status badge.

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If a connection shows Token Expired

  1. Click Refresh (project tab) or Refresh token (Settings) to start a fresh OAuth flow. Your account selection is preserved.
  2. Complete the OAuth flow with the same login. The badge returns to Token Valid.
  3. If refresh doesn’t resolve it, the authorizing user’s access in the source platform may have been revoked — check the platform’s admin for the token’s status.
The API exposes a POST /v1/datasources/test endpoint that takes an auth_id and returns { connected, message }, plus POST /v1/data/test to test a connection against the data service. See the API reference for details.