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Multi-Flow Integrations

Prismatic now provides full support for multi-flow integrations!

Integrations can now include multiple flows. (A flow is a trigger and a series of steps.) This enables you to provide your customers with a complex third-party integration that performs multiple related tasks, but is packaged and deployed as a single integration.

For example, you might integrate with an ERP that sends a variety of data via webhooks to your application (a webhook when inventory is updated, a webhook when customer info is updated, and so on). Rather than constructing integrations with complex branches or assembling multiple integrations, you can now create a single integration with flows that handle each type of webhook payload. You would create a flow to handle inventory updates, another flow to handle customer updates, and deploy all of those flows together as a single instance to a customer.

Each flow has its own trigger (so it gets its own webhook URL), and flows are tested and run independently of one another.

When customers or customer-facing teams deploy a multi-flow integration, they configure and deploy all of the flows at once using a single configuration screen.

Your existing integrations will continue to operate as expected. Please note:

  1. The Selected Test Run dropdown has been moved to the input reference selector. When configuring an input for a step, you can select which test run to preview outputs for within the Reference tab. Select test run in Prismatic app
  2. Prismatic's CLI, Prism, has been updated to version 3.0.0 to account for this change. To install the latest Prism, run: 
    npm install --global @prismatic-io/prism
  3. The YAML that defines integrations has been updated.

Check out our building integrations page for more information.