post-connection-surface-sync-status

To display initial data sync status in a user interface, you need to integrate your data sync system with UI components to show real-time progress banners and messaging like pulling data from a specific integration.

Preventing user confusion during an initial data sync requires providing sync status visibility through non-blocking progress banners that update users in real-time until the sync is complete.

To show partial sync warnings and errors, you must implement status update logic that detects sync failures and displays specific messaging informing the user about incomplete data synchronization.

Yes, you need an existing data sync system because sync status tracking requires integration with that underlying system to monitor progress and display accurate real-time UI updates.

Yes, you can use non-blocking progress banners for initial syncs to display messaging such as pulling in your data, ensuring the user interface remains fully interactive while the sync runs.

You should implement initial sync status tracking immediately after a user connects their data source, ensuring they receive continuous progress updates until the data synchronization finishes.