Connection Stats

Overview

The connection stats view breaks the dashboard down to a single connection, so you can see how one n8n instance, Make.com account or OpenClaw gateway is doing.

Connection Status

Every connection carries a status:

Status	Meaning
`active`	Connected and passing checks
`inactive`	Newly created or paused — not yet confirmed
`error`	Failing checks or authentication problems

A connection created via the API or dashboard starts as inactive and flips to active after its first successful check.

What You’ll See

Availability

Recent uptime and response time for this connection.

Execution summary

Volume, success rate and average duration across its workflows.

Recent activity

The latest executions and health checks.

Cost (OpenClaw)

Token usage and spend for OpenClaw connections.

Pulling the Same Data via API

The stats you see are backed by the read API. For one connection:

# Connection details and status
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer ops_your_api_key" \
  https://api.opsmatic.com/v1/connections/conn_abc123

# Uptime this week
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer ops_your_api_key" \
  "https://api.opsmatic.com/v1/availability/summary?window=week&connection_id=conn_abc123"

# Per-workflow execution rollup
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer ops_your_api_key" \
  "https://api.opsmatic.com/v1/executions?connection_id=conn_abc123&group_by=workflow"

Health Monitoring

The real-time status widget

Connections API

Manage connections programmatically

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Overview

Connection Status

What You’ll See

Availability

Execution summary

Recent activity

Cost (OpenClaw)

Pulling the Same Data via API

Health Monitoring

Connections API

​Overview

​Connection Status

​What You’ll See

Availability

Execution summary

Recent activity

Cost (OpenClaw)

​Pulling the Same Data via API

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Health Monitoring

Connections API

Overview

Connection Status

What You’ll See

Pulling the Same Data via API

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