Integration Builder Page
Main Toolbar
Buttons on the Integration Builder Toolbar enables users to add, duplicate and clear changes within the Builder. The special tool, deep clone
creates a full copy of the entire Builder Row selected, and all of the children associated with it.
Filters
Column
The column filter handles the display status of the Build Page. By default, all columns are shown but each column can be toggled to be hidden.
Filter
The filter feature highlights matched Builder Rows based on the entered values. It will search in real-time and provide the number of results returned within the button.
SQL Filter
This performs the back-half of a SQL filter for the table. This allows users to search with higher specificity than the traditional text based filter.
Example Filters
Comments
Comments are the main source of communication when jointly working within the Integration Builder. Comments can be created by anyone who has read-access to the integration.
Tags
Each section of the Integration Builder has the ability to add a tag
to Builder rows. This provides a way to identify specific pieces of an integration and how they relate. It is particularly helpful when used in combination with Bookmarks.
Find and Replace
The Find and Replace toolbox offers a powerful way to quickly search for and update text within the cells on the build page. It will only search through visible cells.
The text to find.
The replacement text, if replacing.
Number of matches, by cell. Multiple instances of the text in one cell counts as one.
Move forward/backward through the matches. Enter and shift-Enter can also be used to move forward and backward respectively.
Replace the currently highlighted instance
Replace all found instances. If (11) Replace within Selection is enabled, will only replace the matches within the selected cells.
When enabled, hides all rows that do not have a match.
When enabled, looks for an exact case (case sensitive) match.
When enabled, only counts whole words as matches (e.g. "banker" will not match "bank").
When enabled, interprets the "find" text as a regular expression.
When enabled, Replace All will only replace matches within the selected cells.
Integration Configuration Wizard
To create a new Integration, a wizard will take you through the required and optional configuration fields.
Step 1 — Configure Integration
Name of the integration
Description for the integration
Whether services outside of Glyue can trigger the integration
Whether the integration should run asynchronously
Send a detailed breakdown of every integration run alongside the Email Success / Failure messages (if enabled).
The list of emails to receive a notification when the integration finishes successfully.
Multiple emails should be separated by a comma, e.g.
david@sandboxbanking.com, sarah@sandboxbanking.com
The list of emails to receive a notification when the integration fails.
Multiple emails should be separated by a comma
Whether or not Glyue should store the records of every run of this integration, and if so, for how long.
Note storing the payloads for those runs are controlled by a separate setting (9)
Whether or not Glyue should store the contents of the payloads of every run of this integration, and if so, for how long.
Payloads will not be stored if the general run history storage (8) is not enabled
Integration engine version, to preserve compatibility with platform functions as the platform evolves.
Integrations are developed against a specific Integration Engine version, so if unsure, consult Sandbox support before changing this setting.
Webservice endpoints, which allow an Integration to be triggered by user-defined URL paths.
Step 2 —Systems (adapters)
Clears all changes on the page.
Saves changes to adapter bindings. When setting up a new Integration, any Systems added will need to be saved before you can
CONTINUE
to the next stepThe system Glyue will be connecting to
The configuration to use for the selected system
If no configuration exists, you can create one using the Add New Adapter option. This will open a popup with fields specific to the system you selected.
At a basic level, the adapter configuration contains the credentials for Glyue to communicate with the system.
Adds additional systems, if the Integration requires multiple.
Step 3 — Permissions
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