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AvailableConnect employee identity and attendance events.
Explore data & scopeAssess a custom connection around the business outcome, data ownership and authorised interfaces. The generic REST adapter is not a production-ready connector. Each custom scope needs implementation and acceptance testing.
Record ownership and direction are defined below. No universal two-way sync is implied.
An internal system may use identifiers that differ from field records.
Two systems editing the same field can create conflicting updates.
A failed or repeated request needs an agreed operational outcome.
Each row is a separate scope decision. Supported workflows still require configuration; proposed records require assessment and implementation.
| Record or object | Direction | System of record | Purpose | Availability / prerequisites |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Approved master records | Custom system → SalesTOS | Agreed external master | Candidate field context | Assessment: documented interface and mapping |
| Operational activity | SalesTOS → custom system | SalesTOS | Candidate downstream visibility | Assessment: approved fields and destination |
| Status acknowledgements | Agreed directions | Receiving service | Potential processing feedback | Custom implementation required |
| Financial transactions | No default writeback | Financial system | Potential separate scope | Explicit validation and approval required |
Review the documented API or authorised file interface, authentication method and network boundary. Decide whether scheduled reads or an event-driven design fits the requirement. Do not assume unrestricted SalesTOS API access or direct database connectivity.
An internal distributor system could supply an approved customer reference. SalesTOS would hold the field visit and follow-up, while a separately scoped activity acknowledgement could return to the internal system.
Two-way exchange must be designed field by field. Financial posting, deletions and ownership changes are never implied by a basic data feed.
Use an authorised setup process for credentials. The enquiry form does not request passwords or API secrets.
Agree idempotency, retry limits, failure visibility, audit history and permission boundaries. These are requirements to implement, not capabilities of the current generic adapter. Assign an owner for mapping changes and reconciliation.
No. Mapping, authentication, failure handling and testing still need implementation.
Only for explicitly scoped records and fields with clear conflict ownership.
No such access is assumed. Start with an authorised documented interface.
A business scenario, interface documentation and redacted example records. Do not send credentials through the enquiry form.
Interface documentation and non-sensitive sample payloads; System owner and authorised access method; Record identifiers, volume and refresh expectations; Test environment and acceptance criteria. Share redacted examples through an agreed channel, never passwords or API secrets in the public form.
Review the objects and prerequisites on this page, then agree mapping, access, refresh timing and acceptance criteria. Two-way exchange must be designed field by field. Financial posting, deletions and ownership changes are never implied by a basic data feed.
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Connect employee identity and attendance events.
Explore data & scopeStart with an approved template and a reviewable import.
Explore data & scopeBring your business workflow and current setup. We’ll use them to assess the right data scope.