Integration Modules

The integration modules the organization has activated. A module brings activities, triggers and connection types: the Spider module, for instance, has the activities on collections, counters and the run itself, and Graph.Email the e-mail trigger and its connection. The designer offers the activities of the activated modules only.

How to get there

• From the main menu: Settings › Integration Modules, in the Spider group.

Permission

The page needs Manage organization, which also allows Activate module. Uploading a module is a global administrator's, in Administration. See Permissions.

The list

Column	Shows
Name	The module's name.
Latest Version	The newest version uploaded.
SDK version	The version of the Spider SDK the module was built with.
.NET version	The .NET it was built for.

Type in Search by name to find a module, or click a column header to sort on Name or Latest Version.

Double-click a module, or select it and click Open, to see its latest version: see Integration Module.

Commands

Tab	Group	Command	What it does	Disabled when
Home, List	New	Activate module	Activates another module for the organization: see Activate module.
Home, List	Open	Open	Opens the selected module's page.	Nothing is selected.
List	Open	Open in new tab	Opens it in a new browser tab.	Nothing is selected.
Home, List	View	Refresh	Reads the list again.
Home	Share	Copy link	Copies the link to the selected module, or to this page.

A module can't be deactivated here.

Drawers and dialogs

Activate module

The modules uploaded to Spider that the organization hasn't activated yet, each with its summary. Click one to activate it: the drawer closes, and the module joins the list. Activation covers the module as a whole, every version included.

When every module is active already, the drawer says Every available integration module is already activated for this organization. When activating fails, Spider says Activation failed: The integration module couldn't be activated for this organization.

Related chapters

• Integration Module: a module's details, activities and versions.
• Connections: the connections of a module's connection types.
• Designer: where a module's activities are used.