Connectors
Allow users to integrate with third-party applications. These integrations can include databases, APIs, storage systems, and various services. Access and control over connectors depend on the user's Access Rights.
Navigation:
Settings > Configuration > Connector
Click on Create New Connector (located at the top-right corner of the screen) to create a new connector.
Access Rights
Based on the user's permissions, the following actions may be available:
- Screen Access towards connector
- Add a new connector
- Edit an existing connector
- Delete a connector
Creating a New Connector
To create a new connector, the following information must be provided:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Unique identifier for the connector |
| Description | Brief summary of the connector’s purpose |
| Category | The category types for easy access of related connectors are: |
| - All: Displays all connectors | |
| - Database: MSSQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL etc | |
| - Services: API, OpenAI, SharePoint etc | |
| - Storage: Azure, Device Storage etc |
Environment Details
By clicking on the environment tag (e.g., LIVE, DEV, etc.), users can:
- View connector-specific configuration for the selected environment
- Customize settings per environment
Each connector can have separate configurations per environment, which can be used in different application modules:
| Use Case | Description |
|---|---|
| API Calls | Use environment-specific details for API integrations |
| Storage Usage | Access the correct database or storage system for the environment |
| AI Services | Connect to tools like OpenAI for intelligent features |
It provides a flexible and secure way to manage third-party integrations, with role-based access and environment-specific configurations to support seamless app development and operation.