Understanding Integrations
A Contract represents a subscription to the platform. The Contract Owner or Administrator can manage key elements of the contract:
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A workspace is a smaller enclosed environment that contains integration flows and credentials. Generally a workspace reflects an environment such as a staging or production environment.
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A member is a registered platform user that has been invited to the contract in a specific role.
Workspaces
A workspace is an enclosed environment that contains integration flows and credentials. A contract can have multiple workspaces. Each workspace is virtually separated from other workspaces within a contract.
A workspace usually reflects an environment such as a staging or production environment. Similar integration flows can exist within different spaces, using different credentials. This enables new and updated workflows to be tested thoroughly in a staging environment before being moved to production.
A workspace includes members, Integration flows, and Credentials
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Any member of the contract can create a workspace. The workspace owner has full access to Managing workspaces including giving platform users appropriate levels of access.
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The core function of a workspace is to build and test Integration flows. An integration flow is a set of integration components and credentials used to synchronize data between multiple applications or services.
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Credentials are used to authorise different systems to connect with each other. Integration flows can only be used with the appropriate credentials.