Getting Started

This guide will take you through setting up a Connector in SyncHive.

SyncHive uses Connectors to move data between itself and external systems. With each Connector, you can set up one or more Integrations, which define the specific external instance or environment SyncHive should exchange data with. For example, if you connect Shopify, Salesforce, and Power BI, each platform has its own Connector. Within the Shopify Connector, you might configure multiple Integrations, such as one for the New Zealand Shopify store and another for the Australian store.

In this guide, we'll walk you through sending and receiving data in your Connector using SyncHive. SyncHive uses Messages to transfer data between Connectors and external systems. The Connector's job is to convert these Messages into data that fits the external system's requirements and then send it there.

Let's start by sending messages to SyncHive.