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Learn how the Automation Editor utilizes assemblies in the Assembly Editor to build various apps, triggers, and actions. Discover how modules within these assemblies enable seamless configuration of these components. Uncover powerful assembly logic that e

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Apps, triggers, and actions that appear in the Automation Editor are all built as assemblies in the Assembly Editor.

All facets of configuring apps, triggers, and actions in the Automation Editor are controlled by modules within their assemblies.

Automation execution and error handling are also defined via assembly logic.

In this section

Action Assemblies

Learn about input, error handling, and output of Action assemblies in an automation system. Find out how to define input data fields, handle errors, and format outputs for API sending. Discover how to skip data rows or extract output data fields. Ensure y

App Assemblies

Learn how to effectively use app assemblies in the APIANT catalog for seamless app integrations. This document delves into the various methods for obtaining and validating user credentials in order to make API calls on behalf of trigger and action assembl

Automatic Error Retries

Learn how the system's configuration setting allows for automatic error retrying with a range of retry schedules, from 1 minute to 4 hours. Discover which errors are considered retryable, such as HTTP status codes >= 500 and communication-level errors, an

Integration Decision Trees

Streamline your integration decision making with a comprehensive range of decision tree diagrams. Our diagrams cover everything from app integration to assembly reviews, providing a visual representation of the process. Whether you're dealing with OAuth a

Service Accounts

Learn about how the assembly editor uses the term "service account" and how users can create and manage multiple service accounts with unique names. Discover how these accounts are associated with necessary API credentials and how certain modules in the A

Trigger Assemblies

Learn about the different types of trigger assemblies in automation systems such as polling triggers, date/time triggers, gated triggers, webhook triggers, protocol thread triggers, and export triggers. Discover how each type executes actions based on spe

Trigger/Action Commonality

Learn about the key characteristics and functionalities of Trigger and Action assemblies in this comprehensive document. Discover how API credentials are essential for most triggers and actions, with detailed instructions on acquiring them through differe

Two-Way Sync

Learn how to achieve two-way sync between systems without infinite loops in this document. Discover the importance of data mapping and transformation with a valuable example of app value mapping. Understand the potential conflicts when records are simulta

Webhook Validation

Learn how to enhance webhook validation in API integrations with custom Java JSP code. This document guides you through accessing and modifying webhook plugin code in the Assembly Editor. Discover pre-existing plugin code for Shopify, Zoom, Amazon SNS, an

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Last updated April 4, 2026