Like all OIC adapters, the OFS adapter has comprehensive documentation.
The users guide is available here
Pre-requisites
There are some pre-requisites, which are discussed in the aforementioned doc -
One also needs the client id / client secret from OFS.
Users, Security, Integrations --> Applications -
Click on Show Client ID / Client Secret.
Note these values for future use.
Create the OFS Connection in OIC -
Use client id / client secret as Username / Password.
Save and Test the connection -
Using the OFS Connection as a Trigger in an Integration
I can drop the OFS connection as a trigger -
Here one can specify an OFS business object as the request payload -
One can also respond to OFS events -
Using the OFS Connection as an Invoke in an Integration
Most of these Business Objects support CRUD activities.
Creating a New Activity via OIC
Target fields -
and so on...
Valid activityTypes can be found in OFS -
Now to re-iterate, I am a neophyte when it comes to OFS.
So how can I approach such a task?
Which fields do I need to fill?
Which values are valid?
My first port of call is the REST API docs for OFS.
I check out the example request payload -
I use this as the basis for the integration trigger, which is REST based -
resourceId refers to the technician who will be assigned this activity.
I find this id in the OFS app -
customerName - I got this by browsing existing activities in OFS.
activityType - I set this to "Estimate", why Estimate? Why not? I don't know what's valid or not.
I test via Postman - and get the following error, which thankfully lists the valid types.
Now I try with furnace_repair - test and get a response containing the new activityId -
I check out the Dispatch Console in OFS -
Anna is scheduled for furnace_repair on March 18th -
I hope all goes well!
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