Managing Integration Points Made Easy: Dive into the Configuration Manager’s End Points Feature

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Are your data transfers bumpier than a dirt road? Do you need an efficient way to manage your integration points and smooth your data transfer? The Configuration Manager Self-Service Dashboard offers you a powerful feature to help with this: the End Points tile. This tool lets you create, set up, and manage your company’s integration end points.

But what are end points, you might be wondering? End points define the properties of the server, folder path, and file name that SAP Fieldglass will communicate with to push or pull connector files.

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Organizing Your End Points

The End Points tile displays a list of your company’s end points categorized for easy navigation and management. You can filter your end points by:

• Activity
  • All
  • Active
  • Inactive
• ID
  • Unique ID for each end point
• Category
  • Open Data Protocol (OData)
  • Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP)
  • Web Service
  • Publish/Subscribe
• Env Mode
  • Production
  • Beta (non-production environment)

Key Functionalities

Within the End Points tile, you can manage your end points according to specific criteria. The actions available to you are:

• Create: set up new end points to integrate with different systems.
• Edit: modify existing end points to update configurations.
• Copy: duplicate end points for easy setup of similar configurations.
• Remove: delete end points that are no longer needed.
• Activate/Deactivate: change the status of end points based on your requirements.

Take Control: Manage Your End Points with Ease

By providing a range of functionalities to manage end points, the End Points tile simplifies the complex task of data integration, making sure that your systems can communicate effectively and securely. And the best part is that, as a Configuration Manager, you can manage it by yourself!