One broken connection won't break your reports

When someone connects a source to Whatagraph, that source pulls data through their account. Fine, until that account stops working. A token expires, permissions get pulled, someone leaves the team, and the widget goes blank or throws a verification error. Now there's a backup plan.
Whatagraph switches to a working account on its own
If the account that owns a source loses access, Whatagraph checks whether anyone else on your team can reach that same source and quietly switches to their account in the background. Data keeps flowing. No blank widgets, no verification errors, no scramble to work out who needs to reconnect what.
Picture two people who both have access to the same Google Business Profile locations. If the account currently pulling that data breaks, Whatagraph moves to the other one automatically. Your reports or stakeholders never notice.
This matters most when you're running hundreds or thousands of sources across several people, where one expired login used to mean tracking down the right teammate and rebuilding a connection on a deadline.
One thing to set up
The backup plan only kicks in if more than one person has connected their integration account to Whatagraph. They don't need to add any sources, just connect the account so Whatagraph knows what they can reach.
To do it: go to Sources -> click to add a new source -> pick the integration -> authorize your account. You'll see the sources you have access to, and you can stop right there. That's enough for Whatagraph to fall back on your account if another one breaks.
So, the more teammates who connect their accounts, the more resilient your sources are.
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