Learn more with live training

Last year, we launched free online training and certification through Celigo University. In keeping with Celigo University’s mission to provide all the tools, resources, and training needed to help users learn about Celigo’s products, we present NEW online instructor-led training sessions.

• Why attend live instructor-led training?
• Live courses
  • Fundamentals: integrator.io Overview
  • Fundamentals: APIs and HTTP Communications
  • Flow Builder 1: Data Resources
  • Flow Builder 2: Real-time vs Scheduled
  • Flow Builder 3: Advanced Mapping
  • Error Management
  • HTTP Integrations 1: Establishing connections
  • HTTP Integrations 2: Exports and Imports
  • HTTP Integrations 3: Concurrency, Rate Limiting, and Non-Standard APIs
  • FTPs and Databases
• Join live training

Why attend live instructor-led training?

Where Celigo University provides self-paced, on-demand instruction, our live sessions provide you the opportunity to:

• Ask questions
• Dig deeper into integrator.io
• Connect and engage with other learners

Sound intriguing? Register using the calendar below!

We will continue to add new offerings throughout the year.

Live courses

 Fundamentals: integrator.io Overview

Learn the fundamentals of our integration platform (iPaaS), integrator.io, including:

• The basics of integrations.
• Taking a tour of integrator.io.
• Setting and adjusting user permissions.
• Celigo’s Integration Marketplace of pre-built integrations and templates
• How to create a basic flow on the platform, including a live demo and an exercise handout

These sessions will be a starting point to empower tech-savvy functional leaders and partners to build their own flows.

Fundamentals: APIs and HTTP Communications

APIs and HTTP Communications is a 30-minute introductory course that covers the basics of how integrator.io connects your applications.

This course will provide attendees with a basic knowledge of:

• Client-server communication
• APIs
• HTTP communications
• JSON

If these are terms you've heard, but don't understand, or you would simply like a deeper dive, please join to learn more. These topics are essential for troubleshooting errors and building more complex flows with integrator.io.

Flow Builder 1: Data Resources

This session expands beyond the introduction to Flow Builder provided in the Fundamentals class and explains the resources available to adjust the data that proceeds through flows.

This course will provide attendees with a basic knowledge of:

• Different export types
• Building flows with multiple exports/imports
• Using lookups
• Configuring field transformations
• Using filters
• Handling failed records

Flow Builder 2: Real-time vs Scheduled

This session expands beyond the introduction to Flow Builder provided in the Fundamentals class and discusses run frequency options for the flows you build. Flows can be set to run at specific intervals, on-demand, or anytime records are created or updated.

This session will explore:

• Creating real-time exports
• Creating scheduled exports
• Best practices for selecting options

Flow Builder 3: Advanced Mapping

The Fundamentals course introduced integrator.io and the basics of constructing a flow using standard 1:1 mapping.

The Advanced Mapping course explains not only mapping and matching fields between endpoints, but also how to incorporate flexibility with advanced mapping and lookups.

This session will explore:

• Standard mapping and settings
• Hard-coded mapping
• Dynamic and static lookups
• Multi-field mapping

Error Management

Integrator.io lists flow errors in several locations in the product. Addressing these errors is crucial to building and running successful flows.

Attendees will learn:

• Where to locate error messaging throughout the integrator.io platform
• How to identify and resolve some examples of common errors
• Best practices for when to retry an error, resolve the error, or rerun the whole flow

HTTP Integrations 1: Establishing connections

Universal connectors extend the possibilities for connecting endpoints to nearly unlimited levels!

The first process for any data flow is establishing connections to the endpoint to allow data transfer. This course examines the process for establishing a universal HTTP Connector.

Attendees will learn:

• The basics of universal connector choices offered in integrator.io
• How to establish and secure an HTTP connection to an endpoint
• How to test and ensure a constant connection to the endpoint

HTTP Integrations 2: Exports and Imports

With an established connection, data transfer through integrator.io requires an export and import.

Attendees will learn:

• How to properly configure a data export using an HTTP integration
• The available pagination offered within the platform to separate large amounts of data from exports into pages allowing more efficient processing
• How to configure a data import using an HTTP integration

HTTP Integrations 3: Concurrency, Rate Limiting, and Non-Standard APIs

Maximizing the efficiency of data transfer requires determining the appropriate number of requests to an API, and handling non-standard responses.

Attendees will learn:

• The definition of concurrency and how it can be used to maximize data transfer
• How to locate and address rate limits set by applications
• Configurations for non-standard API requests that may halt data transfer

FTPs and Databases

File Transfer Protocols (FTPs) and Databases are two popular connectors for data transfer.

Attendees will learn the following for each of these:

• How to establish connections
• How to establish export
• How to establish import data

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Use the calendar below to join a live training session.