Create Your First Interface

Create Your First Interface

Summary: Create your first interface in BrynQ by choosing a template or starting a custom interface with BrynQ support.

Requirements: - You need access to Interfaces. - You need permission to create interfaces. - Your subscription must still allow new interfaces.

Create Your First Interface

An interface connects apps so data can move from a source app to a target app. When you create a first interface, choose whether you want to use a ready-made template or build a custom solution together with BrynQ.

Open the interface creation window

  • In the left navigation, open Interfaces.
  • In the top-right action area of the Interfaces page, click New interface.
  • The Let's connect some Apps! window opens. Read the short introduction, then choose how you want to start.

Choose how to create the interface

  • Select Use our templates when you want to start from a standardized interface. This is the fastest option when a template already matches the apps and process you need.
  • Select Build together with us when you need a custom solution. Use this when no template fits your process or when BrynQ needs to help design the interface.
  • Click Continue at the bottom of the window. BrynQ opens the next step for the option you selected.

Start with a template

  • In the Templates step, use the search field near the top of the window to find a template by name.
  • Use Select source app and Select target app to filter the templates by the apps you want to connect.
  • Review the cards under Suggested for you or in the filtered template list. Each card shows the template name, description, and Apps used in this template.
  • Click Use template on the template card when all required apps are active.
  • If the card shows Activate apps, click it to activate the missing apps first. BrynQ opens the activation step before the interface is created.
  • After the template is confirmed, BrynQ creates the interface and opens the interface editor.

Start a custom interface

  • In the name step, use the What would you like to call your new interface? field to enter a clear name.
  • Choose a name that describes the purpose of the interface, such as the apps or process it will support.
  • Click Finish at the bottom of the window.
  • BrynQ creates the interface and opens the interface editor.

Continue setting up the interface

  • In the interface editor, start with Questionnaire when BrynQ needs basic information about the interface.
  • Use Scenarios to define the records, fields, and logic that belong in the interface.
  • Complete the remaining required sections, such as Authorization, Mapping, Data filters, Variables, and Schedule, when they apply to your interface.
  • Do not activate or run the interface until the required setup is complete and the data flow has been checked.

More Information

If New interface is not visible, your account may not have permission to create interfaces. If the creation window shows that the interface limit has been reached, clean up unused interfaces or contact BrynQ before creating another one.

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