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      • 1. Creating the Integration
      • 2. Calling the External System
      • 3. Running the Integration
      • 4. Crafting the Output
    • Building a Multi-System Integration
      • 1. Connecting to the Core
      • 2. Field Mapping
      • 3. Running the Integration
    • Building an Event-Driven Integration
      • 1. Setting up the Mock CRM
      • 2. Receiving Inbound Requests
      • 3. Triggering the Integration from the CRM
    • Building an Email Integration
      • 1. Create and Configure the Integration
      • 2. Input Validation
      • 3. Get Story IDs from Hacker News
      • 4. Get Story Content
      • 5. Sending the Email
      • 6. Wrapping Up
      • 7. Extra credit
        • extra_credit.json
    • Building a RESTful CRUD Web Service
      • 1. Integration Setup
      • 2. Vault Setup
      • 3. Create Web Service Endpoints
      • 4. Execute Web Service Endpoints with Vault Methods
      • 5. Vault Code Examples and Explanation
    • Building a Retrieval API against FIS CodeConnect
      • 1. Integration Setup
      • 2. Service Request Setup
      • 3. Field Mapping Setup
      • 4. Integration and Service Request Hook Setup
      • 5. Testing the Integration
      • 6. Common Errors
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      • Summary
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      • Azure Setup
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    • How to Install the Glyue App for Zoom Contact Center
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      • callint
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      • end
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      • humanize
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What is Glyue?

The best integration builder for banking!

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Last updated 11 months ago

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Glyue is a low-code for building and running banking integrations. Banks, credit unions, fintechs, and system integrators use the platform to quickly connect bank and credit union software.

The platform can build/host web service APIs, batch ETL jobs, file/document transfer workflows, and event-triggered pub/sub integrations (e.g. web hooks, Kafka streaming data pipelines).

Glyue offers several advantages over generic integration platforms:

  • Numerous built-in adapters for banking-specific systems like core processors, loan origination systems, deposit application systems, CRMs, KYC/AML providers, etc.

  • Extensive catalog of reference implementations (i.e. pre-built integrations) for common integration use-cases like loan booking, deposit origination, IVR/IVA interaction, banking as a service (BaaS) APIs, bulk CRM loading, bulk data mart loading, customer 360 APIs, loan renewals/mods, core processor customer/account maintenance, etc. Once imported, these integrations can be customized or extended to fit a specific institution's needs.

  • Convenient UI for specifying integration logic like outbound service requests, field mappings, validation rules, etc. Its UX/DX is familiar to those experienced with Excel.

  • Security, compliance, and reporting features specific to the banking and credit union industries.

While the platform offers the speed and convenience of low-code mapping, the full power of and its ecosystem is available within Glyue. Consequently, developers are never limited by the platform's built-in functionality.

Our team at Sandbox Banking is always trying to improve our documentation! If you're an existing customer, we welcome you to provide feedback or suggestions via your . If you're a prospective user or customer, please feel free to send us an email at with suggestions, questions, or concerns.

We hope you love your Glyue integration journey!

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