Integrations

System integration is essential to ensure that different applications within an organization can share data and execute processes in a synchronized, automated, and secure manner. With Skyone Studio, companies benefit from a robust and scalable product that simplifies the creation of complex integrations through pre-built connectors, workflow automation, real-time data transformation, and support for hybrid environments (cloud and on-premises).

The solution enables both technical and business teams to implement integrations without relying on intensive manual development, ensuring agility, API governance, regulatory compliance, and high performance. Technologies such as APIs, ETL, middleware, and messaging systems are combined to deliver efficient and resilient integrations—eliminating rework, reducing manual errors, and enabling data-driven decision-making with up-to-date information.

How to Access

You can access the Integrations screen in two ways:

• From the top menu: In any area of Skyone Studio, click the Integrations option located in the upper-right corner of the screen.

• From the left sidebar: While navigating within Skyone Studio (except on the Studio Home), use the sidebar menu and select Integrations.

By default, the platform will display all integrations. However, you can filter by:

• Active: when integrations are functioning properly.

• Failures: when integrations have errors.

In the “Integrations in this Workspace” section, you can:

• View all existing integrations in the current environment

• Create a new integration directly using the button available on the screen

If no integrations are registered, an informational message will be displayed on the screen, also indicating the option to create a new integration.

Features Available in the Top Right Corner

In the top right corner of the Integrations screen, the following features are available:

• Search: Allows you to search for a specific integration by name.

• Grid View: Default view, where integrations are displayed as blocks (cards).

• List View: Switches the display to a list format, showing integrations in rows.

• Ascending Order: Sorts integrations in alphabetical order (A–Z).

• Import: Shortcut to import integrations. (Learn more in the “Import Integration”)

Information Displayed on Each Integration Card

Each integration is represented by a card containing the following information:

• Integration Status: Indicates whether the integration is active, inactive, or experiencing errors.

• Integration Version: Displays the current version number of the integration.

• Last Execution: Shows the date and time when the integration was last executed.

Now that you have an overview of how to access integrations and view the initial data, continue following the documentation for detailed information on each item:

• Integration Management

  • Create Integration

  • Import Integration

  • Edit Integration

  • Integration Options

  • Flows of this integration

• Flows

  • Flow management

    • Creating a flow

    • Flow options

    • Flow Canva

      • Flow Canva: overview

      • Exception Handler

        • Exception Handler configuration

        • Exception Handler - Cases

      • Multicontext Flow

        • Example : Multicontext with an API Gateway

        • Example : Multicontext with a Time Trigger

      • Flow settings

• Triggers of a flow

  • API Gateway Triggers: Adding and Setting

  • AS2 Triggers: Adding and Setting

  • Flow Triggers: Adding and Setting

  • Time Triggers: Adding and Setting

  • Webhook Triggers: Adding and Setting

• Tool Modules

  • Return Module

  • XML Module

  • AS2 Module

  • IF Module

  • Log Module

  • Loop For Module

  • Loop Do While Module

  • Flow Call Module

  • CSV Module

  • Data Transformation Module

  • Other Tool Modules

• Editing triggers and modules

• Connecting components of a flow

• Data Operations

  • Object Handling

    • Practical example: Handling variables

  • SMOP (Small Operations)

  • Parameterization rules