Using Adeptia Automate
Adeptia Automate is the integration runtime layer of the Adeptia platform. It provides the tools and environment you need to build, configure, deploy, and monitor the data flows that connect your business systems.
How You Interact with Automate
You interact with Adeptia Automate primarily through the Portal, a web-based management console. The Portal organizes your work into four major sections:
| Section | What you do there |
|---|---|
| Build | Design process flows, configure connectors, define mappings and business rules |
| Automate | Schedule and trigger integrations; manage the Event Runtime and WebRunner |
| Monitor | View execution history, investigate failures, track SLA compliance |
| Administrate | Manage users, roles, licensing, and infrastructure settings |
The Integration Lifecycle
A typical integration in Adeptia Automate follows this lifecycle:
- Connect: Configure a connector for each system involved (database, REST service, SAP, etc.)
- Map: Define how data from the source system maps to the structure expected by the destination
- Build rules: Encode validation and transformation logic as Business Rules
- Design the flow: Use the Process Designer to assemble triggers, steps, and error handling
- Deploy: Activate the process flow so it can run
- Monitor: Watch executions in real time and investigate any failures
Runtime Architecture
Adeptia Automate runs on two execution engines:
- Event Runtime (v5): evaluates trigger conditions and routes events to the appropriate process flow
- WebRunner: executes individual process flow steps, invoking connectors and applying transformations
Both engines operate within the platform's governed environment, ensuring that all execution is auditable and visible from the Monitor section.
Next Steps
- Key Concepts: Core vocabulary before you build
- Build: Design and configure integrations