Managing and Exporting Integrations in Getint

With Getint, you have tools to manage, organize, and export your integrations. Whether you're running multiple syncs across platforms or need to back up your configurations, this guide covers how to use the Integrations List, organize them into Groups, and leverage the Export/Import functionality.

Integrations List

The Integrations List displays all your active and inactive integrations in one place. For each integration, the following columns are shown:

• Name: The custom name of your integration.

• Last Run: The most recent sync timestamp.

• Status: Indicates if the integration is currently active or disabled.

Filtering Integrations

You can now quickly narrow down your view using the filters at the top of the page:

• Owner: Filter by the user who created the integration.

• Application: View integrations by app type (i.e., Jira, Asana, Azure DevOps).

• Status: Show only active or disabled integrations.

• Name Search: Use the text field to search by integration name.

These filters make it easier to manage large sets of integrations, especially in collaborative environments.

Organizing with Groups

Groups let you keep related integrations together for easier navigation and maintenance. By default, all integrations start in the Default group.

How to Assign an Integration to a Group

1. Click the name of the integration in the Integrations List to open it.

2. Click the Settings button to open the integration settings panel.

1. In the Group Name field, enter a name for your group.

1. Click Save in the pop-up, then Save Integration to apply the change.

The new group will appear in the Groups dropdown menu at the top. Clicking on a group filters the list to show only the integrations assigned to it.

Integration Actions: Duplicate and Export

In the Actions column of the Integrations List, you can:

• Duplicate: Create a copy of an existing integration, useful for reusing configuration templates across teams or projects.

• Export: Copy the script for the integration configuration and save (for backup), or apply it to duplicate the integration. This is ideal for backup purposes or transferring setups between environments.

• Export with Connections: Copy the script for the integration configuration with their respective connections. Save it for backup or apply it to duplicate the integration. This is perfect for backup or transferring setups between new environments.

• Delete: This is used to remove unused integrations.

How to Export and Import Integrations

Exporting an Integration

1. In the Actions column of the desired integration, click the Export button.

1. A script containing the integration's configuration will show after setting up an encryption key.

Importing an Integration

1. Click the Import button located above the Integrations List.

1. Paste the previously exported script from your integration.

1. Click Next, then name the new integration and select the connections.

1. Click on Import, and the integration will be recreated using the imported configuration.

This feature is especially useful for teams migrating between environments or maintaining version control over their integration setups.

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