The Status tab
The Status tab answers one question: has everything been delivered?
Last sync
Section titled “Last sync”When the last sync ran and how it ended: Up to date, a count of destinations that will retry, or why it stopped (for example, the phone was locked). Sync now runs one immediately.
Destinations
Section titled “Destinations”One row per destination:
| State | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Up to date | Every day it should have has been delivered. |
| N days to send | Days are waiting for the next sync. |
| Retrying in … | The last delivery failed (the receiver was down, or the network). It retries automatically; the message is the receiver’s answer. |
| Needs attention | The receiver refused the token (401 or 403). Nothing is sent until you edit the destination or a Test passes. |
| Paused | You paused it. Days keep collecting and are sent when you resume. |
Tap a row to see its deliveries, newest first: the days in each batch, when, the HTTP status, and what the receiver said. The days still waiting are listed at the top.
Re-send recent days
Section titled “Re-send recent days”Sends the last 7, 14 or 35 days again to every destination, replacing what they hold for those days with what the phone has now. See When it syncs.
This iPhone’s name
Section titled “This iPhone’s name”Destinations see this name with each delivery. Since iOS 16 apps can’t read the name you gave your phone, so set it here if you send more than one phone to the same place.
Data by type
Section titled “Data by type”Every type Health Relay reads, split into those with data in the last 30 days and those without. iOS never tells an app which permissions you turned off, so a type you expected under No data in 30 days usually means its switch is off in Settings › Health › Data Access & Devices › Health Relay.