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What the Setup Required page means, why it shows up in your sidebar, and how to clear each issue so your automations and integrations resume.
The Setup Required page appears in your Auto sidebar when something in your workspace needs your attention before automations can run reliably. It's TrustPager's way of saying "don't worry about every dashboard right now — fix these specific things first."
It only shows up when there's something to fix. If you don't see Setup Required in your sidebar, your workspace is healthy. When it does appear, go to https://app.trustpager.com/auto/setup-required to see the full list.
The page only surfaces issues that actively block functionality:
Each item has a Fix now button that takes you straight to the right page with context. The button label adapts — "Reconnect Stripe", "Buy a phone number", "Publish your voice agent" — so you know exactly what's needed.
Once you fix the underlying issue, the item disappears from the page automatically. When all items are cleared, the page itself drops out of the sidebar.
Earlier versions of TrustPager scattered these alerts across multiple pages — banner on the integrations page, badge on the phone settings, modal on the dashboard. This caused issues to be missed. The Setup Required page consolidates everything into one priority list so nothing slips.
Most items can't be dismissed — they represent real broken functionality. A few optional items (e.g. "Connect Google Calendar to enable bookings") have a Not now action that defers them for 7 days; after that they reappear if still applicable.
Tip: Check Setup Required at the start of your day — it's a 30-second sanity check that catches things like an overnight token expiry before the workday's automation traffic hits and fails.
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