Resolve integration conflicts
Decide how one connector should handle records that automatic reconciliation could not settle.
Last updated July 20, 2026 · 6 min read#Page purpose
Decide how one connector should handle records that automatic reconciliation could not settle.
| Application route | Intended audience |
|---|---|
| /lex/admin/integrations/[id]/conflicts | Integration administrators and data owners |
#Before you start
- Sign in as integration administrators and data owners and confirm WatheeqTech shows /lex/admin/integrations/[id]/conflicts; hidden controls indicate that your account lacks the required permission.
- Open the record from its owning register or a trusted notification so you begin with the correct tenant, record identifier and current lifecycle state.
- Collect the reason, authority and supporting evidence required for any governed decision or state transition.
#How to use this page
- 1Verify the record and state
Filter Open conflicts and compare the WatheeqTech value, provider value and connector-suggested resolution for each field.
- 2Complete the permitted action
Choose Merge, Override or Ignore for one conflict, or apply a carefully scoped bulk resolution when the same decision is valid for every selected row.
- 3Confirm the transition
Confirm the conflict status changes to Resolved and review the next synchronization run to ensure the same mapping problem does not recur.
#Governance and expected result
- Operate only within the tenant, role and record visibility granted to you.
- Record the decision, reason and supporting evidence before completing a governed action.
- Use the page action for the transition rather than changing source data or maintaining a parallel offline status.
- Verify the resulting status, owner, timeline, version or audit event before leaving the page.
You used /lex/admin/integrations/[id]/conflicts to decide how one connector should handle records that automatic reconciliation could not settle. The result is visible in WatheeqTech and traceable to the acting user, tenant and source legal record.