The ScalePad integration center is your central view for managing all the tools connected to your ScalePad products. You can open it by clicking Integrations in the top navigation bar of ScalePad Hub.
Integration Summary
The Integration Summary shows the current state of all your connected integrations:
Synced
The number of integrations that are currently synced with ScalePad.Syncing
The number of integrations currently syncing.Failing
The number of integrations that are failing to sync.
Failing Integrations
If any integrations are failing, a Failing Integrations section appears on the page.
Each failing integration displays the following:
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Integration
The name of the failing integration. -
Sync Data
The data types the integration is configured to sync. -
Failure Reason
A description of what went wrong. -
Last Sync
The last time a sync was performed for the integration.
Click the integration name to open its settings and investigate further.
Sync Summary
The Sync Summary shows the total number of unique records synced across all your integrations, broken down by data type:
Clients
Hardware
People
Contracts
Opportunities
Tickets
SaaS
Active Integrations
The Active Integrations table lists all your connected integrations.
Each row displays the following:
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Status
Whether the integration is Active or Syncing. -
Sync Data
A count of each data type synced from that integration. -
Last Sync
The date of the last sync.
To open an integration's sync log, select Log from the overflow menu on any row.
Adding an integration
Click + Add Integration to connect a new tool to your account.
For step-by-step instructions, refer to the specific integration article for the tool you want to connect.
Managing an integration
To open an integration's settings, click its name in the Failing Integrations or Active Integrations section. From the settings page, you can:
- Edit credentials and configuration
- Assign a nickname
- Delete the integration
Multiple instances of the same integration
You can connect multiple instances of the same integration. This is useful if you manage assets across several separate accounts or environments.
When the same hardware asset appears in more than one integration, records are de-duplicated using the serial number or MAC address, so the same record won't appear twice in ScalePad.
For more details, see How we prioritize data from your integrations.
Data in your remote systems
Lifecycle Manager is read-only by default. It never creates or deletes hardware assets in your connected tools. If Two-Way Sync is enabled, Lifecycle Manager writes warranty dates (purchase and expiration) back to applicable fields in your remote systems.
For more details, see Introduction to Two-Way Syncing.
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| Any questions? Reach out to our Lifecycle Manager support team by submitting a support ticket. |
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