27 results for “Connect an OData feed”
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Create an OData data source
Connect AutomatedOn to a system with an OData API so you can build datasets from it.
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Create an OData dataset
Choose which entity set, records and fields to fetch from an OData data source such as Aptem or Dynamics.
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How connections to other systems work
Understand API Auth Profiles, data sources and credential keys before you connect AutomatedOn to another system.
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Connect Aptem, Microsoft Dynamics 365 or Dataverse
Use a standard OData data source to read data from Aptem or Microsoft Dynamics 365 / Dataverse.
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Why won't AutomatedOn connect to an internal address?
AutomatedOn only connects to systems on the public internet. Find out what's blocked and what to do instead.
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Create a REST data source
Connect AutomatedOn to a plain REST/JSON API so you can build REST datasets from it.
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Connect Century Tech or another REST API
A worked example: read completed Century Smart Initial Assessment sessions with a REST data source and dataset.
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Why can't AutomatedOn read from my data source?
What the data source and connection error messages mean, and how to fix them.
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See the exact query a dataset sends
Use a dataset's Queries tab to read and copy the request AutomatedOn builds, without running it.
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How AutomatedOn works
A quick tour of the building blocks behind every automation, from the system you connect to through to the history of each run.
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See the queries a process runs
Use the Queries tab to see, copy and check the data source queries a process makes.
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Test a connection
Check that an API Auth Profile's credentials are in place, and for OAuth that the token endpoint responds.
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Use tokens in dataset filters and parameters
Make datasets flexible with values supplied at run time, relative dates and dates from previous runs.
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Test fields from another dataset in a rule
Look up extra information for each record from a second dataset, and use it in rule conditions.
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Example: send a reminder email the day before a course starts
A worked example that ties a dataset, an email template and a process together to send every student the same reminder.
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Create and use rule types
Set up outcome labels such as Ineligible or Needs review, and connect them to process steps.
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Create a REST dataset
Describe one REST API request and how to turn its JSON response into records.
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Create a rule
Build a rule with condition sets and conditions in the back office.
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Understand your tenant and its folders in the back office
Learn what each top-level folder in your tenant holds, so you know where to create data sources, datasets, rules, templates and processes.
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Create a process
Build an automation that reads records from a dataset, checks them against rules and runs steps such as sending emails.
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Preview a dataset's records
Run a dataset and see real records on the Preview tab, with up to 500 rows.
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Why did my API request fail?
What API request and sign-in error messages mean and how to fix them.
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Create an API request
Set up a call to another system's API that a process can make for each record.
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Create an API Auth Profile
Set up how AutomatedOn signs in to another system, using an API key, a static token or OAuth client credentials.
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What does "Too many requests" mean?
Why AutomatedOn sometimes asks you to wait a moment, and what to do.
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What members, back-office users and administrators can do
See which AutomatedOn features are available to members, back-office users and back-office administrators.
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Why won't my test run complete?
What the messages on the Test tab mean when a test can't run or finish.
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