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Saving a provider now asks the vendor whether its url and credential work, and refuses the record if they do not. That changes what the Connect a Provider steps promise, so step 6 says so and a new subsection covers the rest: which of the two fields a refusal names, that an edit is only re-checked when the url or the key moves, that a url-only change is tested against the stored credential, and that a rejected key never replaces a working one. The list of what is not checked is the part worth getting right — an operator whose provider saved without a word should be able to see why. It covers the providers that publish no listing, a Bedrock record pointed somewhere AWS does not own, and any upstream on a private address, which the agents reach through the tunnel and the management service cannot reach at all.