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Fix Integration Failures

Last updated: March 18, 20265 min readIntermediateBrandDeveloper

If your integrations (Meta CAPI, sGTM, GA4, etc.) are showing errors or not forwarding events, follow these steps to diagnose and fix the issue.

Common Issues

  • Invalid credentials — API keys or access tokens may have expired or been revoked
  • Platform API outage — The destination platform may be experiencing issues
  • Rate limiting — You may be exceeding the platform's API rate limits
  • Circuit breaker open — Arqam360's circuit breaker may have tripped due to repeated failures
  • Network issues — Server-to-server connectivity problems

Circuit Breaker

When an integration fails 5 times consecutively, the circuit breaker trips and stops sending events to that platform for 60 seconds. This prevents cascading failures and wasted API calls. The circuit breaker resets automatically after the timeout.

Retry Behavior

Failed events are automatically retried with exponential backoff. The retry queue is processed by the event pipeline worker. You can see failed events in the Decision Log.

1

Check integration status

Go to Integrations tab and check if the integration shows a red status or error count.

2

Test the connection

Click 'Test Connection' to verify Arqam360 can reach the platform.

3

Check credentials

Verify your API keys and tokens are still valid in the platform's admin.

4

Check the Decision Log

Go to the Decision Log tab to see recent forwarding decisions and any errors.

5

Re-enable if needed

If the integration was auto-disabled (10 failures), fix the issue and re-enable it.

The Decision Log shows every forwarding decision with the outcome, latency, and any error messages. This is your best tool for diagnosing integration issues.

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