Cloud Studio Recipes and Templates¶

Overview¶

This topic includes general information about using Cloud Studio integration recipes and process templates:

• Cloud Studio Integration Recipes: An integration recipe is a single, pre-built integration project that moves data in one direction between objects across two applications or systems. Integration recipes are available to all Jitterbit Harmony subscribers through Jitterbit Marketplace.

  This page shows all of the available recipes and provides basic information on using an integration recipe.

• Cloud Studio Process Templates: A process template is a pre-built integration use case that accelerates the execution of a specific business process using objects across multiple applications or systems. Process templates are designed to reduce the time to deployment by 50 to 80 percent and can be self-implemented, delivered by Jitterbit Professional Services, or delivered by an implementation partner. A process template consists of one or more projects using multiple endpoints, may include customization files, and has its own documentation in PDF format.

  This page shows all of the available templates and provides troubleshooting information. Process templates and their documentation are available through Jitterbit Marketplace. For access to a specific template, contact your Customer Success Manager (CSM).

To use a Cloud Studio integration recipe or process template, follow the on-screen instructions in Marketplace to create the projects in Cloud Studio. After the projects are created, you must enter appropriate values in the project variables that set credentials and other information for the project in each project individually. This is required for the projects to function.

In the case of a process template, you may also need to install and configure customizations at one or more endpoints or configure an API using the Jitterbit Harmony API Manager. See the template documentation for specifics on which components are required and how they need to be configured.

These pages are also relevant to this topic:

• Projects (Cloud Studio)
  General information about working with projects in Cloud Studio to get you started creating and modifying projects.

• Projects (Management Console)
  Administrative functions for projects within your organization are available on the Projects page of the Management Console.