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clear filterDevelopment System
Separate development system for teams to build and test automations without affecting production systems, with publishing workflow to production systems.
APIANT for Builders
Overview of deployment options for APIANT, including shared Docker containers, dedicated servers, and on-premises installations for integrators and enterprises.
Module Browser
View source code for all system modules and Module API classes, with options to toggle between LZX and Java implementations.
Categories & collections
Organizing templates into categories and collections using folders, including how to create multi-automation template collections with placeholder catalog entries.
Form Templates
Reuse form designs by saving and loading templates from a shared catalog, with options to make templates public or publish them across environments.
Community Forum
APIANT's community forum for low-priority integration questions, answered by other builders. Visit https://forum.apiant.com to post or search. For urgent issues, contact APIANT support directly.
Module Definition
Drag-and-drop interface for designing module inputs and controls that appear in the assembly editor, with preview functionality and named components for implementation access.
Deploying templates
End users can deploy templates from the catalog with one click, and system staff can manually distribute templates across multiple user accounts.
Development Server
Separate development server for teams to build and test automations without affecting production systems, with publishing workflow to production servers.
Publishing templates
Process for publishing automation templates to the templates account, with different procedures for non-development and development systems.
Module Description
Write catalog descriptions for modules and link sample assemblies by including sample syntax in the description field to provide users with runnable examples.
Module Implementation
Edit and compile JavaScript and Java implementations for modules using the built-in code editor, with optional debug mode to trace execution and test in the assembly editor.
Settings annotations
Control which trigger and action settings display to end users during template deployment and initial automation configuration, with optional annotation text.
Module Properties
Configuration options for browser-based visual modules that control their appearance and behavior within the APIANT platform interface.
Templates catalog
Set up a branded template catalog within your dedicated APIANT system to let users install pre-built automations with a single click through customizable categories and collections.
Module Settings
Design module settings using a drag-drop interface to control behavior without adding complexity to the module's interface or wiring data inputs.
Templates dashboard
Central interface for creating, organizing, and publishing automation templates to a catalog, with options to control template visibility and deploy them to user accounts.
Tenants and Linked Accounts
Multi-tenant architecture allowing a single server to host multiple isolated organizations with separate databases and user accounts, plus the ability to link child accounts to parent accounts within a tenant.
The "templates" account
Special system account used to maintain the template catalog and optionally deploy templates to user accounts, accessible via direct login or account switching.
Tenants and Linked Accounts
Multi-tenant architecture allowing a single server to host multiple isolated organizations with separate databases and user accounts, plus the ability to link child accounts to parent accounts within a tenant.
Shared App Connections
Sharing one connection from a parent account across all of a multi-location customer's linked child accounts — keeps config simple and applies one rate-limit budget across every location.
Templates & Template Deployment
Pre-built automation logic that can be deployed and reused across multiple accounts while maintaining a single source of truth for updates.
Module IDE
Native modules built with the Module IDE extend assembly functionality with optimized performance, created by copying existing modules and edited through the integrated development environment.