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Log In to iHub Site

Test Environment: https://ihub-uat.seko360.com/

Live Environment: https://ihub.seko360.com

Select User account in the Header dropdown for multiple Identities/user entitlements.

If user has only one identity, dropdown is not visible.

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Settings Menu

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Create Pipeline Groups (optional)

Pipeline Group helps in organizing various pipelines into groups for easier identification.

Part I - Group Details

  1. Click on Settings Menu → Pipeline Groups

  2. Click “Create New” Button on the bottom of the right pane

  3. Type the Name of the Service Provider

  4. Click SAVE button

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Part II - Notifications

  1. “Notifications” Tab will be visible after completing details in Part I

  2. Add Email address where to receive notifications (success or failure)

  3. Add Data items (e.g. order ID, SKU, etc) to include into notifications using {$.path}

  4. Click SAVE button

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Add Client Credentials

Some Service Providers requires unique credentials for each client which are configured based on credential Type.

  1. Click on Settings Menu → Credentials

  2. Click “Create New” Button on the bottom of the right pane

  3. Type the Name of Credentials for a specific Service Provider

  4. Select Authentication Type and Fill in details/data needed

Authentication details may vary depending on Credential Type:

*Generate Access Token or API keys for 3rd party apps like Shopify (Generic Http)

*Add service ID (Generic Http)

*Add username and password (Basic Http)

*Add connection string ( for SQL/database)

  1. Click SAVE button

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Set Up Pipelines

Part I - Pipeline Details

  1. Click on Settings Menu → Pipelines

  2. Click “Create New” Button on the bottom of the right pane

  3. Add Pipeline Name

  4. Select Pipeline Template. Leave blank if no template needed/Create new.

Pipeline Template is configured at Admin site

  1. Toggle “IsActive” to enable (YES) and disable (NO) a Pipeline

  2. Click SAVE button

  3. Select Pipeline Group (optional)

  4. Configure TRIGGER then SAVE

  5. Configure PIPELINE then SAVE

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Scriban is a scripting languange and a versatile tool for creating dynamic messages and content in applications.

SEE More Examples here: https://seko.atlassian.net/wiki/pages/resumedraft.action?draftId=2982740027&draftShareId=a39bb7ab-7821-4545-90a9-087806cdeee0

Part II - Pipeline Variables

  1. “Pipeline Variables” Tab will be visible after completing details in Part I

  2. Click “Create New”

  3. Select Client or Pipeline

Pipeline variables are specific to a single pipeline and are shared between its runs.

Client variables are accessible across all pipelines for a client, allowing shared values between multiple pipelines.

  1. Fill in Variable Name and Value. Specify the requirements based on the pipeline’s function.

  2. Click SAVE button

  3. Repeat steps if needed

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Part III - Notifications (optional)

  1. “Notifications” Tab will be visible after completing details in Part II

  2. Add Email address where to receive notifications (success or failure)

  3. Add Data items (e.g. order ID, SKU, etc) to include into notifications using {$.path}

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TEST Pipeline

1. Manual Pipeline Run

Click “Run Now” button to Test all steps in a Pipeline

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2. Dry Run Task

Click “Dry Run” button to test specific task

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Export Pipeline

Click “Export” button to export in json file

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Pipeline Runs

  1. Click on Pipeline Runs Menu to Monitor History and execution of Pipelines

  2. Use search Filters and click “APPLY” button

  3. Click “VIEW” button to Check errors and View details of activity

  4. Activity will show Green (tick) if successful or Red X if failed

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