Integrations Guide
Connect anything, securely and reliably
Standardized connector framework, ready-made adapters, and security-first authentication for seamless integration.
Overview
Orqit's Integrations guide standardizes connector development with reusable templates, security best practices, and a catalog of pre-built adapters, reducing time to market and ensuring compliance.
Audience
Who this is for
- Partner engineers building connectors
- Internal DevOps configuring external services
- System integrators enabling data flow between platforms
Challenges
Problems we address
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Inconsistent connectors One-off implementations create maintenance overhead.
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Auth sprawl Non-standard credential handling creates security gaps.
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Schema mapping errors Manual field mapping between systems is error-prone.
Context
How Orqit approaches this
The guide covers the integration lifecycle: discovery, authentication setup, data mapping, error handling, and monitoring. It includes OpenAPI-based connector templates, webhook best practices, and a security checklist for credential management.
Capabilities
Platform capabilities
Standardized connector development for partner engineers, DevOps, and system integrators.
Connector Templates
Starter projects for REST, SOAP, and event-driven integrations.
Authentication Standards
OAuth2, API keys, and client certificates.
Data Mapping Engine
Visual mapper with schema validation.
Monitoring & Alerts
Health checks, retry policies, and failure notifications.
Pre-Built Adapter Catalog
Connectors for Slack, ServiceNow, Salesforce, AWS, GCP, Azure, Jira.
Workflow
How it works in practice
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Sync Jira Issues
Use pre-built Jira connector and map fields to Orqit tickets.
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Push Metrics to Grafana
Webhook sends KPI data for visualization.
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Custom ERP Integration
REST template with token rotation for ERP systems.
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Bi-directional Asset Sync
Connect external CMDB and keep asset data consistent.
Outcomes
Results teams care about
Less custom code
Templates cut integration development time dramatically.
Consistent security
Encrypted vault and least-privilege across connectors.
Centralized monitoring
Health dashboards reduce integration downtime.
Governance & security
Built for audit and least-privilege
- All connectors must declare required scopes; least-privilege enforced.
- Credential storage uses encrypted vault with rotation policies.
- Audit logs capture every inbound and outbound request.
AI usage
Co-pilot within your guardrails
AI suggests field mappings based on schema similarity and can auto-generate transformation scripts.
Analytics
Operational visibility
Dashboard tracks connector health, request latency, error rates, and data throughput.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I test a connector safely?
Use a sandbox tenant and mock endpoints; the guide includes a testing harness.
Can I publish my connector to the marketplace?
Yes – follow the Marketplace Submission Guide; connectors undergo security review.
Next step
Ready to modernize IT operations?
Launch a pilot workspace or book a walkthrough — with estimated seat savings versus legacy suites, plus 24/7 support.
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