Pipeline Studio will enable you to establish the relationships of objects and attributes between your activated synapses and the Syncari unified data model. Use Pipeline Studio to map source objects/attributes and destination objects/attributes between activated synapses and the Syncari unified data model. You can organize the Syncari unified data model within Pipeline Studio using the drag-and-drop canvas interface.
Pipeline Studio - Entity Pipelines
When you authenticated Synapses, you had the option to "Activate and Create Pipelines". This pre-seeds your Pipeline Studio with the common Entities and Relationships from a Salesforce point of view.
To add additional Entity Pipelines:
1. Click on the Gear icon on the right side of a Synapse you want to sync data to/from.
2. Select the Entity (or object) you want to sync and then click Create Entity.
To open an Entity Pipeline: Double-click any Entity on the Pipeline Studio page.
Once inside , click the + Node button at the bottom of the canvas. This opens a node panel on the right side with categories including Annotations, Functions, Actions, Custom Actions, Fragments, and Synapse. Expand the Synapse category to add your sources and destinations.
Below is an example of what a contact unification pipeline can look like.
Pipeline Studio - Attribute Pipelines
To drill-down one level to a Attribute Pipeline, you'll single click on the Show Attributes button at the bottom of the screen which will show all the attributes within that entity.
Any attribute highlighted in Yellow shows you that there is a draft version.
Additionally, the Server icon to the right of the attribute name shows that this attribute is Unmapped.
Clicking on any one of the attributes from the list above will get you to its Attribute Pipeline. You can see the breadcrumbs navigation at the top, which in the example below shows "Contact" as the Entity and "Email Bounced Date" as the Attribute Pipeline.
What's Next?
- To get started, review the articles in Pipeline Studio > Getting Started and Pipeline Studio Basics.
- After you're comfortable with the basics, take a look at Pipeline Studio Features, Functions, and Actions.