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Integration Objects

Integration Objects in Eizen Agentic Platform enable seamless connectivity between applications and external systems. They provide the foundation for exchanging data, invoking services, and ensuring interoperability across diverse platforms. By using integration objects, applications can interact with third-party systems, enterprise solutions, and custom services in a standardized and reusable way.

Integration Objects ensure that:

  • Applications can connect reliably to external systems and services.
  • Data flows smoothly between internal and external processes.
  • Integrations are modular, reusable, and easier to maintain.
  • Connectivity can adapt to evolving business and technical requirements.

Types of Integration Objects​

1. Connected Systems​

Connected Systems represent the configuration and credentials required to establish a secure link to an external system or service.
Examples:

  • Database connection to an Oracle or SQL Server instance.
  • Authentication details for a CRM like Salesforce.
  • API connection to a payment gateway.

They act as the foundation layer, holding details like endpoints, authentication mechanisms, and connection settings.

2. Integration​

An Integration defines the logic for how data or requests are exchanged between EizenX and a connected system. It maps inputs and outputs, handles transformations, and manages the flow of communication.
Examples:

  • Synchronizing customer data between EizenX and Salesforce.
  • Fetching product catalog information from an ERP system.
  • Sending order confirmation messages to an external messaging service.

Integrations sit on top of Connected Systems to make communication usable within applications.

3. Web API​

A Web API exposes EizenX services and objects as endpoints that external systems can consume. It allows outside applications to interact with eizen agentic platform in real time using standardized protocols (such as REST or SOAP).
Examples:

  • Exposing a service for order creation to be invoked by an e-commerce website.
  • Providing an API for external analytics tools to query business data.
  • Offering a webhook endpoint to receive real-time notifications.

Web APIs make eizen agentic platform not only a consumer of services but also a provider, enabling two-way interoperability.