API Reference
Every integrator.io REST resource, generated from the OpenAPI specs. Each page lists that resource's endpoints, parameters, schemas, and example requests and responses.
Use the sidebar when you know the resource name. Use the groups below when you are exploring what exists.
New to the API? Start with Make your first API request and Authentication. For behavior shared across every resource, see Pagination, Sort & filter, Rate limits, and Errors & status codes.
Build integrations
Assemble and extend the pipelines that move data between systems.
Containers that group related flows, connections, and settings.
Pipelines that chain exports into imports or routers.
The data source step. Reads records from a connection.
The data destination step. Writes records with mappings and upsert logic.
Data ingestion pipelines that replicate a source application into a data warehouse.
Polling configurations for long-running export and import operations.
JavaScript hooks that run inside flow execution.
Your own server or AWS Lambda runtime for executing extension code.
Connect to systems
Authenticate to an external application and reach systems behind a firewall.
Credentials and configuration for one external system.
Shared OAuth 2.0 client registrations that multiple connections reuse.
Connector definitions that power HTTP connections, exports, and imports.
The individual endpoint definitions inside an HTTP connector.
The resource definitions that group an HTTP connector's endpoints.
Secure tunnels that let flows reach systems inside your own network.
Handle files and stored data
Parse file formats, store files, and keep values between runs.
Parsing and generation rules for fixed-width, delimited, X12, and EDIFACT files.
Stateless calls that convert CSV, XML, and EDI text to JSON, and back.
Files held in Celigo-hosted storage instead of an external file provider.
In-memory key-value stores for deduplication and cross-reference lookups.
Durable JSON values keyed by name, account-wide or scoped to one resource.
AI, Tools, and APIs
Add AI steps to a flow, then expose your logic to external callers.
LLM-powered flow steps that classify, extract, validate, or generate data.
Safety checks that flag, reject, or mask records that violate policy.
Reusable building blocks callable from flows, APIs, AI agents, and MCP servers.
Custom HTTP endpoints that external systems call synchronously.
Setup, settings, and analytics for the API management layer.
Your own MCP endpoints exposing a chosen slice of Tools and APIs.
OAuth registrations that let external MCP clients authenticate.
B2B and EDI
Onboard trading partners and exchange X12 and EDIFACT documents.
Parsing and enveloping rules for one trading partner's documents.
The X12 and EDIFACT parsing and enveloping rules that EDI profiles reference.
Stateless calls that turn X12 and EDIFACT text into JSON, and JSON back into EDI.
The transaction log behind the B2B Manager dashboard.
Prebuilt connection definitions covering EDI, AS2, and VAN transports.
Templates and connectors
Install prebuilt integration content instead of building each flow yourself.
The published catalog of templates and Integration Apps.
Your own installable template resources, plus preview and install.
Installable Integration Apps, their install base, and per-connector licenses.
Monitor and troubleshoot
Inspect runs, trace changes, route alerts, and recover deleted resources.
Flow run history, current runs, produced files, and per-run errors.
The read-only executions a sync produces, with extraction and error counts.
Async exports of integration event data, downloaded through a signed URL.
Who changed which resource, when, and from where.
Email and webhook alerts for flow, connection, and integration events.
Labels that mark flows, errors, and integrations for filtering and triage.
Soft-deleted resources, retained for a limited window before removal.
Users and access
Manage account collaborators and the external end users of your MCP servers.
Your team's account collaborators, their access levels, and invitations.
The signed-in user's own profile and preferences.
External people who sign in through MCP OAuth to use your MCP servers.
Bundles of roles and MCP grants applied to every member end user.
Reusable sets of MCP server grants assigned to groups or end users.
Account and environments
Read account settings, manage environments, and check licensing.
Account details, shared access records, and the current token's identity.
Named, isolated spaces that segregate resources by lifecycle stage.
License tier, entitlement usage, and month-over-month trends.
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