Integrations in the sense of this article are options to use Graphlytic Server API or Graphlytic frontend application in a machine-to-machine communication or activity invocation in order to achieve a higher business goal or to perform a part of a business process.

Integration types/categories:

• Data Integration: the typical Extract Transform Load jobs. Graphlytic's ETL module can provide exactly this. Look at the docs and examples for more information: ETL jobs.

• Notifications: situations, where an external system or person needs to be notified, can be also handled by the ETL jobs module. Take a look at the ETL: Mail2 driver or use Groovy scripts to run an external script that will take care of the job.

• REST API: every operation that can be done in the frontend can be done with our REST API, meaning that you can automatize pretty much everything from user provisioning, exporting of audit logs for analysis in your DWH, transporting application settings between Graphlytic instances, starting Jobs and reading their status and much more.

  • Please note that the REST API documentation is not public yet. We are working on it. Please contact us with any questions at support@graphlytic.biz.

• Creating a new graph visualization dynamically: it's possible to construct a URL that will open a blank graph visualization and visualize some nodes and relationships based on the URL parameters. Below is a chapter with all the options and examples.

• Custom integrations: custom actions like opening a predefined report in a third-party system, or loading data from external sources dynamically in the visualization can be performed in custom implemented Widgets (visualization extension). There are a couple of Widgets packaged with the Graphlytic installation, these are just basic examples to show what can be achieved.

  • Please contact us at support@graphlytic.biz to get more information about customization options.