Third-Party Connector Hub
Managing multiple integrations shouldn't require managing multiple integration setups. When each connection to an external system lives in a different place, with different configuration interfaces and different monitoring approaches, the overhead of maintaining those connections becomes its own job.
Swifty's connector hub consolidates that overhead.
One Place for All Connections
The connector hub is the central place where all your external connections are configured, monitored, and managed. Supplier APIs, partner data feeds, payment processors, shipping providers, accounting systems — they all appear in one dashboard.
Add a new connection: enter credentials, configure the sync settings, test the connection. Done. The connector is active and visible alongside your other connections.
Connection Health at a Glance
Each connector shows its current status: active, last sync time, any recent errors. When a connection fails — because an API credential expired, an endpoint changed, or a rate limit was hit — you see it immediately.
Failure notifications are configurable: be alerted when a connector fails, or only when it's been down for a specified duration.
Per-Connection Configuration
Each connection has its own configuration: which data to pull, how often, what to do with it. One connector might pull customer data hourly. Another might push order updates in real time. Another might sync a product catalog once a day.
The hub doesn't force a one-size-fits-all sync model. Each connection behaves according to what makes sense for it.
Safe Credential Storage
API keys, OAuth tokens, and connection credentials are stored securely and separately from your business data. Credentials can be rotated without disrupting connection configurations.
The Goal: Invisible Infrastructure
A well-running integration shouldn't require daily attention. The connector hub's goal is to make your connections reliable enough that you only look at it when something needs to change — not to check whether it's still working.
Invisible infrastructure is the best infrastructure.