Gainsight Status

Resolved: We are marking this incident as resolved.

Monitoring: We have identified the cause of the Salesforce connection failures some customers are seeing. A recent incident on the Salesforce side caused authentication requests to fail intermittently (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512). As a result, the Salesforce authentication token for some Gainsight connections was invalidated. Salesforce has since resolved its incident. However, affected connections will not recover on their own. Re-authorizing the connection is required.

Who is affected: Customers whose Salesforce connection is failing or showing an authentication error, including data syncs and jobs that depend on that connection.

What you need to do: Re-authorize your Salesforce connection in Gainsight. Once re-authorized, blocked or failed jobs should resume. If any jobs remain failed, re-run them after re-authorizing.

If you re-authorize and still see issues, please contact Gainsight Support at [email protected].

Monitoring: We are observing the error rates have subsided and this may be related to incident at Salesforce end (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512)

If you are still experiencing any errors, please raise a request with our support team, [email protected].

Investigating: We are aware of a subset of customers using SFDC Connector are experiencing increased error rates, impacting their rules and connectors.
Our team is investigating the same, we will provide further updates as we receive more details.

Monitoring: This week, security updates were released for PHP and Node.js. This is an industry-wide issue and is not specific to Gainsight.

Our Security and Engineering teams applied the available patches and mitigations right away, and we have seen no evidence of any compromise. Our Security team continues to actively monitor our systems.

Do I need to do anything? No. If you have questions, contact [email protected] or your Gainsight team.

Resolved: We are marking this incident as resolved.

Monitoring: We have identified the cause of the Salesforce connection failures some customers are seeing. A recent incident on the Salesforce side caused authentication requests to fail intermittently (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512). As a result, the Salesforce authentication token for some Gainsight connections was invalidated. Salesforce has since resolved its incident. However, affected connections will not recover on their own. Re-authorizing the connection is required.

Who is affected: Customers whose Salesforce connection is failing or showing an authentication error, including data syncs and jobs that depend on that connection.

What you need to do: Re-authorize your Salesforce connection in Gainsight. Once re-authorized, blocked or failed jobs should resume. If any jobs remain failed, re-run them after re-authorizing.

If you re-authorize and still see issues, please contact Gainsight Support at [email protected].

Monitoring: We are observing the error rates have subsided and this may be related to incident at Salesforce end (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512)

If you are still experiencing any errors, please raise a request with our support team, [email protected].

Investigating: We are aware of a subset of customers using SFDC Connector are experiencing increased error rates, impacting their rules and connectors.
Our team is investigating the same, we will provide further updates as we receive more details.

Resolved: We are marking this incident as resolved.

Monitoring: We have identified the cause of the Salesforce connection failures some customers are seeing. A recent incident on the Salesforce side caused authentication requests to fail intermittently (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512). As a result, the Salesforce authentication token for some Gainsight connections was invalidated. Salesforce has since resolved its incident. However, affected connections will not recover on their own. Re-authorizing the connection is required.

Who is affected: Customers whose Salesforce connection is failing or showing an authentication error, including data syncs and jobs that depend on that connection.

What you need to do: Re-authorize your Salesforce connection in Gainsight. Once re-authorized, blocked or failed jobs should resume. If any jobs remain failed, re-run them after re-authorizing.

If you re-authorize and still see issues, please contact Gainsight Support at [email protected].

Monitoring: We are observing the error rates have subsided and this may be related to incident at Salesforce end (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512)

If you are still experiencing any errors, please raise a request with our support team, [email protected].

Investigating: We are aware of a subset of customers using SFDC Connector are experiencing increased error rates, impacting their rules and connectors.
Our team is investigating the same, we will provide further updates as we receive more details.

Monitoring: This week, security updates were released for PHP and Node.js. This is an industry-wide issue and is not specific to Gainsight.

Our Security and Engineering teams applied the available patches and mitigations right away, and we have seen no evidence of any compromise. Our Security team continues to actively monitor our systems.

Do I need to do anything? No. If you have questions, contact [email protected] or your Gainsight team.

Resolved: We are marking this incident as resolved.

Monitoring: We have identified the cause of the Salesforce connection failures some customers are seeing. A recent incident on the Salesforce side caused authentication requests to fail intermittently (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512). As a result, the Salesforce authentication token for some Gainsight connections was invalidated. Salesforce has since resolved its incident. However, affected connections will not recover on their own. Re-authorizing the connection is required.

Who is affected: Customers whose Salesforce connection is failing or showing an authentication error, including data syncs and jobs that depend on that connection.

What you need to do: Re-authorize your Salesforce connection in Gainsight. Once re-authorized, blocked or failed jobs should resume. If any jobs remain failed, re-run them after re-authorizing.

If you re-authorize and still see issues, please contact Gainsight Support at [email protected].

Monitoring: We are observing the error rates have subsided and this may be related to incident at Salesforce end (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512)

If you are still experiencing any errors, please raise a request with our support team, [email protected].

Investigating: We are aware of a subset of customers using SFDC Connector are experiencing increased error rates, impacting their rules and connectors.
Our team is investigating the same, we will provide further updates as we receive more details.

Resolved: We are marking this incident as resolved.

Monitoring: We have identified the cause of the Salesforce connection failures some customers are seeing. A recent incident on the Salesforce side caused authentication requests to fail intermittently (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512). As a result, the Salesforce authentication token for some Gainsight connections was invalidated. Salesforce has since resolved its incident. However, affected connections will not recover on their own. Re-authorizing the connection is required.

Who is affected: Customers whose Salesforce connection is failing or showing an authentication error, including data syncs and jobs that depend on that connection.

What you need to do: Re-authorize your Salesforce connection in Gainsight. Once re-authorized, blocked or failed jobs should resume. If any jobs remain failed, re-run them after re-authorizing.

If you re-authorize and still see issues, please contact Gainsight Support at [email protected].

Monitoring: We are observing the error rates have subsided and this may be related to incident at Salesforce end (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512)

If you are still experiencing any errors, please raise a request with our support team, [email protected].

Investigating: We are aware of a subset of customers using SFDC Connector are experiencing increased error rates, impacting their rules and connectors.
Our team is investigating the same, we will provide further updates as we receive more details.

Monitoring: This week, security updates were released for PHP and Node.js. This is an industry-wide issue and is not specific to Gainsight.

Our Security and Engineering teams applied the available patches and mitigations right away, and we have seen no evidence of any compromise. Our Security team continues to actively monitor our systems.

Do I need to do anything? No. If you have questions, contact [email protected] or your Gainsight team.

Resolved: We are marking this incident as resolved.

Monitoring: We have identified the cause of the Salesforce connection failures some customers are seeing. A recent incident on the Salesforce side caused authentication requests to fail intermittently (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512). As a result, the Salesforce authentication token for some Gainsight connections was invalidated. Salesforce has since resolved its incident. However, affected connections will not recover on their own. Re-authorizing the connection is required.

Who is affected: Customers whose Salesforce connection is failing or showing an authentication error, including data syncs and jobs that depend on that connection.

What you need to do: Re-authorize your Salesforce connection in Gainsight. Once re-authorized, blocked or failed jobs should resume. If any jobs remain failed, re-run them after re-authorizing.

If you re-authorize and still see issues, please contact Gainsight Support at [email protected].

Monitoring: We are observing the error rates have subsided and this may be related to incident at Salesforce end (https://status.salesforce.com/incidents/20004512)

If you are still experiencing any errors, please raise a request with our support team, [email protected].

Investigating: We are aware of a subset of customers using SFDC Connector are experiencing increased error rates, impacting their rules and connectors.
Our team is investigating the same, we will provide further updates as we receive more details.