Terminology

• App Integrator concepts

  Check out the meaning of the main concepts used in the app integration processSome readers

Overview

• App Integrator Introduction

  Albato App Integrator allows you to add an app in Albato yourself, as long as the application has an open API.Some readers

• App Integrator Workflow

  The structuring of the process that will function as receiving and updating authorization data.Popular

• App Integrator Publishing

  The application is available on the account and, if you are interested in granting access to other users, it must go through moderation.Few readers

• App Integrator Versioning

  Creation of a new version of the App in case it is necessary to make any changes after publication.Few readers

Requests widget

• General information about Requests widget

  Allows you to completely customize HTTP request behavior for each entity.Few readers

• Requests

  Configure the structure of the outgoing HTTP request, the necessary parameters, add headers and your own parameters.Some readers

• Response

  Configure the HTTP request response parser to store and save the values ​​of fields created in the response.Popular

• Errors Handling

  Configure error handling for a specific request. If not completed, all transactions will be considered successful.Few readers

Sorting

• General information and sorting example

  All entities that have a set of fields to be created have a separate "Sorting" tab.Few readers

Authorization

• Authorization types and methods

  Authorization is the entity in which the data is requested by the end user through the application's API access token.Few readers

• oAuth

  OAuth 2.0 is an authentication protocol that allows you to grant an application the right to access user resources in another service.Some readers

• Authorization workflow settings

  OAuth 2.0 is an authentication protocol that allows you to grant an application the right to access user resources in another service.Few readers

Connection fields

• Connection field creation

  Optional entity that allows you to create additional fields prompted the user to make a connection to the application.Some readers

Triggers

• Trigger types and components

  Entity that reacts to an event configured in the application, initiating the automation and passing on the data that came in the event.Few readers

• Triggers setup

  Configuration to add and configure a trigger, which has an average of 5 steps, some of which are optional.Few readers

• Webhook model

  On the request tab the first widget of the trigger cannot be deleted but consists only of a response tab.Popular

• API model

  The API trigger sends requests for new data automatically every given period of time.Popular

• Triggers fields

  Set of created fields that will be displayed in an automation as a trigger, and that can be passed to the next steps.Some readers

• Trigger data filter

  Configure which fields should be monitored when receiving data. If they match those already received, the trigger will not start it.Few readers

Actions

• Action components

  Executes programmed actions in the application, making a request with a pre-configured body of an outgoing HTTP to a specific URLFew readers

• Actions setup

  Configuration to add and configure actions in 3 steps.Few readers

• Action fields

  Each action contains a set of fields that will be displayed in a configuration step, or used as a response field.Few readers

• Action requests

  Create request widgets, which indicate to which URL the data will be transferred, and build the basic structure of the request itself.Some readers

Webhooks Catcher

• General information and usage examples

  This feature is useful in situations where a Webhook receives fields whose combination is not always static.Some readers

Lists

• List types

  Lists are needed when, in an API request, you need to send a specific identifier instead of your name.Few readers