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The Data Sources page at /data-sources (admin-only) is the operational surface for every external provider.

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Metric cards

The four cards across the top are clickable filters into the table:

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The integration table

Columns:
  • Priority — drag-handle + up/down buttons. Lower number is queried first when multiple providers cover the same signal.
  • Provider — name + category.
  • Status — connected / degraded / disconnected (driven by the last health probe).
  • Response Time — last health probe.
  • Requests today — counter from the audit log.
  • Cost / req — set at provider creation, used by the cost-today card.
  • Success Rate — last 24h, colour-banded.
  • Enabled — switch. Disabled providers are skipped by workflows.
  • Actions — Test connection and Settings.

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Adding a provider

1

Click + Add Source

Opens the dialog.
2

Pick from catalogue or go custom

The dropdown groups providers by category. Select + Custom Provider if your vendor isn’t listed.
3

Inspect the preview card

Shows region tags, features, website and average cost from the catalogue entry.
4

Resold? Skip credentials.

If resold: true, the dialog shows the reselling notice and no API key field. Frayme manages the credential.
5

Otherwise, fill API key + endpoint + cost

Standard form. The endpoint placeholder pre-fills from the catalogue website.
6

Save

The provider appears in the table with status: degraded until the first successful health probe lands.

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Provider settings

Open the gear icon in the Actions column. Resold and BYO providers show different fields:
  • Status row (latency, uptime, last sync).
  • Reselling notice explaining that credentials and billing are Frayme-managed.
  • Enable / disable toggle.
  • Read-only metrics.
  • No endpoint, no API key, no cost fields.

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Test connection

The Test connection button (lightning icon in the Actions column or inside the Settings dialog) performs a synthetic round-trip against the configured endpoint. Used after rotating credentials or after the provider reports a health change.

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Priority and fallbacks

When two providers cover the same category (e.g. two open-banking providers, two device-fingerprint providers), the lower-priority number is queried first. The Fallback Rules panel below the table lets you bind a fallback provider to fire when the primary degrades.