Thomas Schiavone
June 13, 2025

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Managing integrations shouldn’t feel like guesswork. You should be able to see what’s connected, know if it’s working, and make changes without jumping through hoops.
That’s why we rebuilt the Integrations page.
The new experience gives you a clear, consolidated view of every provider in your system. You can check connection health at a glance, monitor real-time message activity, and tweak settings without getting lost in nested config screens.
It’s a simpler, faster way to stay in control of your providers.

The top of the Integrations page gives you a high-level snapshot of your system’s activity over the past 30 days. A stacked graph shows total message volume by channel, so you can quickly understand how traffic is trending across email, SMS, push, and in-app.
Right above the graph, you’ll see three core metrics that reflect the overall health of your system:
Just below that, every connected provider is listed in a table grouped by channel. For each one, you’ll see a summary of how many messages were sent through it, the current error rate, and the last time it was active.

Click on any provider to dive deeper.
The detail panel gives you a focused view of that provider’s recent performance—complete with a 30-day message volume chart and error rate trend. If something’s off, you’ll see it fast. You can also manage settings directly from this view.
This is the first in a series of updates focused on improving Courier’s UX.
We started with the Integrations page to make it easier to monitor system health and manage providers. Next, we’re working on a redesigned navigation experience that will simplify navigation throughout the app and make it easier to switch between environments.
Our goal is to make Courier faster, clearer, and more intuitive.
Stay tuned.

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