Fuuz Connections help you integrate your Systems and Devices

Fuuz Connections help you integrate your Systems and Devices



What is a Connection in Fuuz?

  1. A Connection is the active link between Fuuz and an external system or device.
  2. Think of it like a USB port on your computer—it’s the physical interface that enables communication.
  3. Once connected, Fuuz uses a Connector (driver) to understand how to interact with the system.

Components of a Connection

  1. Each Connection includes:
    1. Authentication credentials (e.g., username/password, API keys)
    2. Endpoint URL (where the system or device is located)
    3. Protocol settings (e.g., REST, SOAP, FTP)
  2. Security configurations (e.g., token refresh, encryption)

Connections are Unique

  1. Every unique combination of:
  2. Endpoint
  3. Credentials
  4. Protocol
  5. …requires a separate Connection, even if the same Connector is used.

Connections in Action

  1. Connections are used in Flows to perform ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) operations.
  2. They provide unlimited access to the resources exposed by the external system or device.
  3. Examples:
    1. Pulling data from an ERP
    2. Sending files to an FTP server
    3. Reading sensor data from a PLC

Connections Versus Connectors

Feature

Connector (Driver)

Connection (Link)

Purpose

Understand system/device

Establish communication

Scope

System-specific logic

Endpoint-specific credentials

Reusability

Shared across connections

Unique per endpoint

Example

SAP Connector

SAP Connection with API Key



Wrap Up

  1. Connectors define how Fuuz communicates.
  2. Connections define where and with what credentials Fuuz communicates.
  3. Together, they enable secure, scalable, and flexible integrations across your enterprise.