The Environments page lists every Dynamics 365 environment EaseLog is connected to. It is also the way in to the audit data and to the sync queue.

Select Environments in the left navigation.

The page

Figure 1. The Environments page showing one card per connected environment with its idle state, record count, queue and delete controls.

A count next to the heading shows how many environments you have, for example 4 available. Your plan sets the limit. See Plan Details and Usage Limits.

Recents and Created by Me filter the list. View and Sort change how it is laid out. Connect Environment at the top left starts a new connection.

What each card tells you

Element Meaning The name The environment as Dynamics 365 names it. Last updated When EaseLog last brought data across. The state badge The environment's current state, for example Idle until and a time. The Logs button The record count, and the way into the Log View. The queue control Opens Queue Overview for this environment. The delete control Removes the environment from EaseLog. The edit control Opens the Edit Environment panel.

The three things you will do most

To Select Read the audit data The Logs button. See Opening the Log View. Check the sync is healthy The queue control. See The Queue Overview Page. Change the connection or schedule The edit control. See Editing a Connection.

Reading the state badge

Most environments sit at Idle until and a time for most of the day. That is healthy. It means there is nothing to fetch right now and the next run is scheduled.

The badge worth acting on is Paused, because it never clears on its own. See Environment States: What Each One Means.

Note

The Recently Viewed list at the bottom of the left navigation gives you the same environments with their record counts, from anywhere in the product.