Overview
Integrate a Mirata Data Table into your workflow to visualize and interact with information from the Admin Tool directly within the application.
Integration Actions Setup
Access Integration Actions
Access the Integration Actions section from the admin panel. Add new integration actions by selecting 'Add Integration Action' or editing an existing entry. Name your action, and select "Data Table Request" as the request type of the action.
Select Data Table
On the request tab, select the specific data table you wish to interact with from the available list of existing tables in Mirata. This ensures your integration targets the correct data table and prepares the system to perform operations on that dataset.
Data Table Request Configuration
Define Request Type
Select the desired request type from the dropdown menu to define the operation for your data table integration. This choice dictates whether you will add, update, delete, or query data within the selected table. Selecting 'Add' prepares the action to insert new records.
Specify Request Parameters
Configure input parameters directly from the request editor to specify how data is processed. You can define an input parameter or an expansion string. If using an input parameter, define the parameter names, their types, and descriptions to map incoming data to the correct fields in your data table. Define 'Record-Key' as a String with a default identifier to prepare the system to accept a unique key for each record.
Integration Action Testing
Input Test Values
Input test values for the defined parameters to verify your integration setup. This simulates a real-world scenario and checks if the action behaves as expected. Enter values for 'Record-Key' and 'Point' to prepare to test the data insertion process.
Execute Integration Test
Execute the test with your input values to confirm the integration action functions correctly. This runs the configured Data Table Request Action, allowing you to review the response and ensure data is processed as intended. Observing the response confirms the operation successfully processed the input.