Scheduled is not the same as going out
Seven days of slots across every brand. A slot only fires if the piece has been released at the gate and every channel it targets still has a working connection, and the ones that fail either test say so here instead of failing quietly at the moment of posting.
Still at the gate. Nothing schedules before it is released.
Clearview's YouTube token expired on Aug 4. Facebook would go, YouTube would fail silently, so the whole slot holds.
Still at the gate.
Still at the gate, and Solstice releases need a clinician rather than the desk.
Still at the gate.
An expired token is the failure nobody sees, because the post simply does not appear and the scheduler reports success on the channels that did work. Any slot touching an expired connection holds instead.
A schedule is a promise made by software on somebody else's behalf. This one will not make that promise for a piece nobody has released, and it will not make it for a channel it cannot reach. Both of those are ordinary Tuesday failures, and both of them are invisible in a tool that draws a tidy grid and hopes.