When CloseBot displays a “Source error: Unable to refresh token” notification, it currently does not indicate which connected source the error is related to. This makes it impossible to troubleshoot, or implement a fix. The current error message — “There may have been an issue with your source connection. This is not an issue with our platform. See if this has caused any AI response issues and add the source again to fix.” — is too generic to be actionable. Without knowing the specific source, users cannot determine which integration needs to be reauthorized or reconnected. This results in unnecessary time spent guessing or re-adding all integrations just to find the one that failed. Proposed Enhancement: Add source-level attribution to these error notifications. For example: “Source error: Unable to refresh token for [Source Name]. Please reconnect this source to restore functionality. Why This Matters: Users can immediately identify which source to fix rather than guessing. Reduces support burden: Support teams can quickly isolate and verify the issue. Example Scenario: A user receives three “Unable to refresh token” errors within 24 hours. Without source attribution, it’s impossible to tell if the issue is with one connector repeatedly failing or three separate sources. Identifying the exact source would make the message meaningful and enable a quick fix.