# System Status

## Summary

System status provides important information about the application's data resources across different channels. It is available as a tab on the [System information](/docs/system-maintenance-and-security/system-information/system-information.md) page.

![System status tab](/files/w3mgrkIfeoHSpC1aYFus)

## Status details grid

The status of individual data resources is presented in a grid with the following columns:

* Channel - the specific channel to which the data resource belongs.
* Resource description - a brief description or name identifying the specific data resource being checked.
* Latest modification - the date and time when the data resource file was last modified.
* Status - displays a color-coded indicator (yellow or red) and potentially a brief text description of the resource's status (for example, "File does not exist"). A yellow indicator signifies that the data resource is outdated. A red indicator means that the data resource does not exist at the expected file system path.

You can view the system status for a specific channel or for all channels using the dropdown menu. Selecting a specific channel filters the table to show only the data resources relevant to that channel.


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