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  • Using Fastn Connectors in Flows​
  • Activating a connector​
  • Creating a Custom Connector under My Connectors​
  1. Connecting Apps

Managing & Using Connectors

Learn to manage these custom in-house data sources or third-party APIs.

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Connectors are organized into three main categories.

  • "My Connectors" - Connectors created by users available to all other users within a project.

  • "Organization Connectors" - Users with access to an organization can create and share connectors with the other projects within the same organization.

  • "fastn Connectors" - These are community connectors available to all users across different projects.

Fastn has a wide variety of connectors available linked to different third-party services including Shopify, Algolia, and more.

  1. Drag and drop a connector from the flow elements into the flow.

  2. Select fastn connectors.

  3. Select a connector, for example Shopify.

  4. Select an API.

  5. Setup required parameters and auth info.

  6. Save connector.

  • Certain connectors require activation. Activation means that connectors to third-party APIs are authenticated and have the necessary secrets imported in the project in order to allow using the connectors in a flow.

  • Here we see an example of the Microsoft Graph connector which is found under fastn Connectors.

  • We can click on the Activate button.

  • Were it will trigger Microsoft Graph authentication.

  • After authenticating if we import the connector in a flow. We can see its status as Connected and ready to use.

  1. Click on connectors on the left side menu and then navigate to My Connectors.

  2. Click on create new connector.

  1. Select the type of connector you want to create for example a function connector.

  2. Write the function and save to complete setup.

  1. Your created connector will now be available under My Connectors to add to any flow within the project.

Using Fastn Connectors in Flows

Activating a connector

Creating a Custom Connector under My Connectors

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