App status and ownership
Each app shows two independent labels. The connection chip is automatic
and specific to your workspace: it reflects whether a credential is configured
and whether calls on it are succeeding. The maturity badge (Alpha, Beta, or
Certified) is manual and global: it records how much evidence Stackyapper has
for the integration itself, regardless of your workspace's connection.
Connection states
The two labels are independent. Hudu is Certified and connected, while
Microsoft 365 is Beta and still waiting on a personal connection. A
Certified badge says nothing about whether your workspace has connected the
app, and Slide shows Approval required on its action rather than as a
connection state.
| State | Meaning | Next action |
| Connected | A call succeeded on the saved connection | Grant the required tools and test a read |
| Configured | Credentials are saved, but the provider has not produced a complete verification signal | Run a safe read and review Audit |
| Needs attention | A previously configured connection cannot currently be used reliably | Open the app and repair or reauthorize it |
| Ready to configure | A workspace administrator can provide the required shared setup | Open the app and complete the fields |
| Admin setup required | Your role cannot configure the organization connection | Ask a workspace owner or admin |
| Your connection required | A personal connection has not been authorized | Connect your own account |
| Platform setup required | Stackyapper cannot complete the provider-level setup yet | Contact Stackyapper support; changing user credentials will not fix it |
Separately from the connection chip, an app that a workspace owner has not yet
approved shows Approval required on its action. This is an availability
state, not a connection state: the app cannot be enabled until the owner
approves it.
Organization and personal connections
An Organization connection uses credentials managed for the workspace;
owners and admins normally configure it. Use a service identity only when the
provider supports it and the account is governed by your company.
A Personal connection requires each user to authorize their own provider
account. One user's authorization is not reused for another user.
Maturity badges
The maturity badge describes the evidence behind the Stackyapper integration,
not the security of your provider account:
- Certified means Stackyapper has recorded live provider evidence for the app and it is ready for normal use.
- Beta means the app is available for evaluation while its provider coverage is being verified; begin with a small set of read-only tools.
- Alpha means the integration is early and may change significantly; treat it as experimental.
The badge is separate from rollout: a Certified app can still sit behind an
approval gate. Coverage can change, so check the current badge in the portal.