Using an already existing Connector

When you select a connector, a copy of that will be placed in your selected environment. You can change some of the properties, like credentials.

Building a Integration Connector

Create an Integration App, either from scratch or from importing Open API/Swagger documentation.
When all the properties, actions and triggers are defined, publish the Integration App as a Connector.

An Integration App (=Connector) can have a dynamic list of properties that you can use to add credentials and other needed configuration.

We build most of our own integration connectors in .Net with the libraries needed.

This Connector has both Actions (endpoints) and Triggers (webhook from Shopify) and it uses Credentials from encrypted secrets.

We’ve developed it using .Net and C# and the code is really simple thanks to a Nuget package.

We host this connector as an API on our cloud service. Anyone can access the API, which is important to let other companies use this connector.

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