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21. integrations: Integrate with Epycbyte

Last updated on Aug 05, 2025

Integrate with Epycbyte

Welcome to the guide on integrating with Epycbyte. This document will walk you through creating and managing integrations, ensuring a smooth experience for both you and your users.

Table of Contents

  1. Understanding Native Integrations
  2. Creating an Integration
  3. Creating a Product Integration
  4. Viewing and Managing Integrations

Understanding Native Integrations

Native integrations on Epycbyte allow third-party developers to extend the platform's functionality. These integrations are built directly into the system, ensuring seamless integration with minimal effort.

Key characteristics of native integrations:

  • Direct Integration: No external APIs or middleware needed.
  • Prebuilt Components: Use existing components to reduce development time.
  • Strong Support: Epycbyte provides robust support for all native integrations.

Creating an Integration

To create a new integration, follow these steps:

Integration Form Fields

When creating an integration, you'll need to provide the following information:

  1. Name:
    • A unique identifier for your integration.
  2. Description:
    • A brief overview of what the integration does.
  3. Integration Type:
    • Choose between "Native" or "Custom."
  4. Visibility Settings:
    • Control who can see and use your integration.
  5. Support Email:
    • Provide an email for users to contact you with questions.

Creating a Product Integration

If you're creating a product integration, ensure the following:

  1. Installation Flow:
    • Simplify the process for new users while allowing existing users to sign in during installation.
  2. Documentation:
    • Clearly explain how to use the integration and its features.
  3. Default Settings:
    • Set sensible defaults to reduce user confusion.

Viewing and Managing Integrations

Once your integration is created, you can manage it through the Integrations Console:

  1. View Integration Details:
    • Access logs for troubleshooting.
  2. Check Installation Logs:
    • Use filters to view specific request types (e.g., errors).
  3. Community Badge:
    • Available after submission, indicating community-driven projects.

Community Integrations

Community integrations are developed by third parties and supported solely by the developers. Before installing, review their Privacy Policy and End User License Agreement.