Create a Custom Interface and Define the Scope

Create a Custom Interface and Define the Scope

Summary: Create a custom interface in BrynQ and add the first scope details so BrynQ knows what needs to be built.

Requirements: - You need access to Interfaces. - You need permission to create interfaces. - The source and target apps you want to use must be active in your customer environment. - Your customer environment must not have reached its interface limit.

Create a Custom Interface

Start with a custom interface when you want to build a solution together with BrynQ instead of starting from a template.

Open the interface creation window

  1. Go to Interfaces.
  2. Select New interface.
  3. In Let's connect some Apps!, choose Build together with us.
  4. Select Continue.

Name the interface

  1. In What would you like to call your new interface?, enter a clear name for the interface.
  2. Use a name that describes the purpose, for example the source app, target app, and data flow.
  3. Select Finish.

BrynQ creates the interface and opens the interface page.

Define the Scope

The scope explains what the interface should do and which systems are involved.

Complete the General tab

  1. Open the General tab.
  2. Under Select the source and target apps, choose the Source systems and Target systems.
  3. In Purpose of interface, describe the main goal of the interface.
  4. In Special conditions or limitations, add any rules BrynQ should know before building the interface.
  5. Under Responsible persons, add the people who should be contacted about this interface.
  6. Under How often do you want to run the interface?, choose the expected frequency.

Changes are saved automatically while you work.

Add enough detail

Include details that help BrynQ understand the requested setup:

  • Which data should move from the source app to the target app.
  • Whether the data should be sent as complete records or only as changes.
  • Any timing requirements, for example daily, weekly, monthly, or a custom schedule.
  • Any exceptions, limitations, or manual steps in the current process.
  • The best contact person for questions about the data or process.

Finish the Draft

Complete the remaining required parts of the interface before final submission.

Review before publishing

  1. Check the General, Scenarios, Mapping, Schedule, and other required tabs for missing information.
  2. Wait until the auto-save indicator shows Changes saved.
  3. Select Publish when the draft is complete.
  4. Confirm the publish action.

If Publish is disabled, complete the missing mandatory information first.

More Information

Use Build together with us for a custom solution. Use Use our templates when you want to start from a standardized interface template.

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