Identify record keys, fields, types, required values and nested structures in the source and destination systems.
Preparing API Data for Sync
Data-model considerations before building a connector.
Document your schema
Data-model considerations before building a connector.
Identify record keys, fields, types, required values and nested structures in the source and destination systems.
One controlled path from source to sync.
Every step stays visible before anything changes in your CMS.
A consistent identifier is important for matching existing records and preventing duplicates.
Determine how invalid records, missing references, partial writes and retries should be handled before integration.
These are general preparation principles; a configurable API connector is not available in Smart Sync today.
See what will happen before anything changes.
Automation can help with the work. Approval stays with you.
Identify record keys, fields, types, required values and nested structures in the source and destination systems.
A consistent identifier is important for matching existing records and preventing duplicates.
Determine how invalid records, missing references, partial writes and retries should be handled before integration.
These are general preparation principles; a configurable API connector is not available in Smart Sync today.
What teams usually need to know.
Document your schema
Identify record keys, fields, types, required values and nested structures in the source and destination systems.
Choose stable record identifiers
A consistent identifier is important for matching existing records and preventing duplicates.
Plan error handling
Determine how invalid records, missing references, partial writes and retries should be handled before integration.
Connector availability
These are general preparation principles; a configurable API connector is not available in Smart Sync today.
Review first.
Sync when you are ready.
This integration is planned. Explore the roadmap and available connectors.