The HubEngine is the heart of the Marini Integration Platform, enabling you to perform flexible data integrations without requiring programming knowledge. This manual serves as a comprehensive guide for effectively using the HubEngine. Whether you’re an experienced developer or a newcomer, you’ll find everything you need here to get the most out of this powerful no-code component.
What is the HubEngine?
The HubEngine is the ideal solution for anyone looking to perform high-level data integrations without programming. It offers a wide range of pre-built system connections, including CRM, ERP, and lead management systems. With its intuitive user interface, you can seamlessly integrate these systems into your projects. Activating integration plans is quick and straightforward, exactly when you need them for your project.
Key Terms at a Glance
Before we dive into the details, let’s briefly outline the most important terms of the HubEngine:
1. Profile
A Profile is your personal access to the HubEngine, tailored to you and linkable with various accounts. Learn more about the functions of your HubEngine Profile.
2. HubEngine Account
A HubEngine Account is a separate instance within the HubEngine, specifically designed for companies. It enables isolated use of all platform functions and gives you control over various system connections. Find more information on the HubEngine Account page.
3. Groups
The Group Management allows for comprehensive implementation of roles and permissions in complex system landscapes. Note that plans assigned to a group cannot be moved between different groups. Learn how to use Groups in the HubEngine here.
Integration in Detail
The true strength of the HubEngine lies in the integration of systems and data. Here are the key concepts:
4. Plan
A HubEngine Plan connects the API endpoints of two systems and controls data synchronization. An API endpoint can be, for example, a contact or an account in a CRM system. When you need to create a plan and how to do it, you can find out under HubEngine Plans.
4.1. Triggers
Triggers allow real-time initiation of synchronization or a plan via a URL call.
4.2. Scheduling
With Scheduling, you control the frequency of synchronization or the execution of a plan.
4.3. Conditions
Conditions help you define subsets of records to be considered during integration. This way, you maintain control over the amounts of data exchanged.
4.4. Actions
Through Actions, you can set or change values under certain conditions during plan execution. This opens up a variety of possibilities for customizing and optimizing your data integrations.
4.5. Statistics and Logs
The HubEngine offers extensive statistics and detailed logs for evaluation and troubleshooting. This way, you always keep an overview of your integrations.
Next Steps
Now that you’ve gained an initial insight into the HubEngine and its key concepts, we invite you to dive deeper into the world of data integration. Learn more about the individual components and functions of the HubEngine by clicking on the highlighted terms. Discover the possibilities and flexibility this no-code tool offers you.
Welcome aboard the HubEngine!