EdgeBridge Overview
The EdgeBridge Overview is the health screen for your device estate. It answers the only question that matters day to day — is the hardware still reporting — and shows the error and rejection counts that tell you something has changed before anyone notices missing data.
Where to find it
Go to EdgeBridge > Overview.
What it shows
| Figure | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Gateways reporting | How many gateways have checked in. A drop here is the first sign a site has gone quiet. |
| Events today | Device events received today. |
| Events total | Everything received to date. |
| Waiting to process | Events received but not yet interpreted. A growing number means the handlers are falling behind. |
| Errors | Events the ERP could not process. |
| Rejected requests (24h) | Requests refused — a bad key, an unlisted IP, or a rate limit. |
| Gateway / Last seen / From IP | Each gateway, when it last reported, and where from. |
Zero events is not the same as zero problems. A gateway that stopped reporting yesterday shows no errors at all — Last seen is the field that catches it, not the error count.
Reading the numbers together
| Pattern | Usually means |
|---|---|
| Last seen is old, no errors | The gateway is off, or the machine is down. |
| Rejected requests climbing | A key was revoked or reissued and the gateway still holds the old one. |
| Events arriving, waiting-to-process climbing | Data is landing but nothing is interpreting it — usually an unmapped device id. |
| Errors climbing | Payloads are arriving in a shape the handler rejects. Open Events and read one. |