StackConnect gives you a user-friendly interface for creating connections and recipes that will automate workflows and move data to connect your Jahia digital experiences with the rest of your organization's technology stack. StackConnect supports a wide array of applications and data sources for CRM, productivity, martech, and more.
A connector defines the mapping of data between the end point system and Jahia StackConnect. Connectors make it easy to navigate the data and events in the systems you work with and use them to automate processes. The connections you create store the location and credentials of the system being accessed.
A recipe is a no-code way to define a workflow for your automation process. Recipes can have complex expressions, iterators (for each...) and conditional logic (if, then, else...) that can execute based on schedules, triggers, and polled intervals.
Note: A recipe needs at least one connection and all recipes you build with Jahia StackConnect must include Jahia as one of the connections per the terms of your contract.
The Jahia 8.0 connector has two types of trigger events available for use in your recipes:
When a trigger event occurs, an action is what your recipe tells StackConnect to do next.
Jahia specific actions include:
You can have multiple steps and actions in your recipe. This is where you can start to define complex expressions, iterations, and conditions.
The data in your recipe displays to you in a data tree. Each Step has output fields that differ based on the event or action in use.
Individual items used in your actions come from the datatree and are called data pills. When supplying input values to actions data pills can be used in data fields.
Some actions require lists of values as input, these are identified with a different icon. When working with lists of values you can use an iterator to work with the values one at a time, or an expression to look for a specific value.