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Custom APIs & Integrations

This document explains how you can add your own APIs to your Databar workspace

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Introduction

Databar has many different pre-built integrations which you can use without any setup. However, you may also want to use custom APIs for enrichments and exporters, which we don't currently have on our site. Some of the use cases for adding your own APIs are:

Custom enrichments

  • If you have an internal or private API which you'd like to use for enrichments

  • If you'd like to run lookups and workflows with your CRM or internal systems

Custom exporters

  • If you'd like to send data from Databar to a custom API

  • If you'd like to send data from Databar to a custom CRM or internal database

How to add custom APIs

  1. Click Connect a custom API

  1. Fill in the APIs details in the form

  2. Click Save

If you added a custom enrichment, you should see it under the Add or use your own REST API button in the Enrich side-bar

If you added a custom exporter/data sender, you will see it under the Send this data to a custom API button in the Share side-bar

  1. Set up all of the mapping the same way you would in a regular enrichment/exporter

  2. Install the API and click Run!

Good to know

Override Content-type parameters

You can override API-specific text, like content-types by simply adding them as a parameter. For example, if you want to override the 'Content-type' parameter and send

"Content-Type":"application/x-www-form-urlencoded"

Then simply add it as a parameter and we'll override the value that we send by defualt.

Add a custom template for body parameters

To add a custom template for body type parameters, simply click on Use a custom template under the Body parameters section and input your JSON.

After you click on "Use a custom template" you'll see a textbox input. You'll need to input dynamic paramaters according to the API doc you'd like to add. Any dynamic parameters that need to be referenced inside tables need to have $ signs before & after them, as shown below:

If we don't have an integration in our but you need it for your workflow

If you'd like to send data from Databar to a data source or integration which we do not currently have in our

Go to your & click on Integrations

Please view the video above for a more detailed break-down. If you run into any issues, please send us a message at info@databar.ai and we'll be glad to assist you. Availability of custom connectors is subject to your .

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