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Re: Ingesting Data into Veeva Vault CRM via SnapLogic – Alternatives to SFDC Snaps
Hi Arun, Thank you for you inquiry. I'm Kams from the product management team, we constantly evaluate the need for introducing new Snap Packs in our Snap portfolio based on customer requests and market demand. I encourage you to submit your request to our ideas portal https://innovatewithsnap.ideas.aha.io// If you do not have access you can check in with your CSM who can get you access to the portal. Thanks, Kams Narayan4Views0likes0CommentsTick-Tock... Something BIG is Brewing!
Get ready for a revolution in how you build, manage and secure APIs within your organization! We're bringing you a new era of API management. Prepare for Unprecedented flexibility in managing your interconnected systems A powerful duo: the Service Manager and the Developer Hub Imagine a world where understanding and utilizing your APIs becomes... easier? The countdown has begun. Coming Soon: Unlock the Power of Connection!339Views0likes0CommentsApril 2025 Release is Live – Smarter Monitoring, AI Innovation, and Enhanced Connectivity!
Hi SnapLogic Community! 👋 We’re thrilled to announce the April 2025 Release is now live across the platform. Here’s a quick snapshot of what’s new: Smarter Monitoring with a Fresh New Look Monitor is now your go-to app for all things observability: Fully redesigned Pipeline Executions page with quick preset filters Faster performance with 10-second data resolution Easier navigation and filtering for Snaplex and pipeline metrics Dashboard is now accessible via the waffle menu "Classic Dashboard" link AgentCreator : Meet Prompt Composer The new Prompt Composer offers a visual, interactive way to build and test AI prompts: Available for OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Google GenAI, and Amazon Bedrock See LLM responses instantly—no more switching tabs or manual validation SnapGPT Enhancements New welcome screen with skill-based cards Simplified header, settings access, and direct link to SnapLogic's privacy policy Quick survey to share your feedback with us Snap Updates You’ll Love Anaplan: Smarter error handling + optimized API usage Databricks: M2M authentication with client ID/secret REST Snaps: Now marked “Not Recommended” – use HTTP Client Snap instead Salesforce: Better support for Lightning URL redirection Full release notes available here.517Views0likes0CommentsGiving Thanks with Our Latest November Product Release!
We are thankful to our customers and returning the gratitude with exciting new features in our SnapLogic November Release Below are the main highlights of this release, browse through our November 2024 release notes for the full details. Admin Manager Configure Asset catalog visibility Manage Enhanced Account Encryption and Trusted environments for account migration Configure the Git Integration AgentCreator Provides the following capabilities to create agents: Advanced response configuration: Enables consistent output for all LLM providers Stop sequence support: Allows reduced token usage on output when the expected sequences hit Tool calling: Included in the Flow Snap Pack with the PipeLoop Snap and in the LLM Utilities Snap Pack with the Message Appender Snap Multimodal input support available in all LLM provider Snap Packs AutoSync New SQL Server Bulk Load endpoint Monitor Integration catalog renamed to Asset catalog Ability to edit custom Asset catalog metadata from Task details Platform New API for managing Asset catalog custom metadata Snaps Added the Snowflake - Snowpipe Streaming Snap The Kafka MSK IAM Account now supports: Cross-Account IAM Access via Transit Gateway and multi-VPC Peering Debugging for IAM configurations by logging IAM credential identity in the Snaplex log. Added Personal Access Token (PAT) authentication for the Tableau Account and Tableau REST Account to improve flexibility and security of Tableau integrations.771Views2likes0CommentsLaunched: Introducing Basic Auth & JWT Authentication for API Proxies!
We're excited to announce two powerful additions to our API Management solution: Basic Auth and JWT Authentication Now, you can effortlessly secure your API proxies with flexible and industry-standard authentication methods, simplifying access control and enhancing your API security posture. The Challenge: Managing API access can be complex, especially when juggling different applications and user types. Traditional methods like API keys can be cumbersome to manage, while relying solely on OAuth can add unnecessary complexity. API Keys: Require manual generation and distribution, prone to leaks and misuse. Limited Authentication Options: Lack of flexibility to cater to diverse user needs. OAuth Complexity: Adding OAuth configuration can be time-consuming and prone to errors. These challenges can hamper efficiency and introduce security vulnerabilities, leaving your APIs susceptible to unauthorized access. What's in it for You? Our new Basic Auth and JWT Authentication options empower you to: Simplify Access Control: Easily manage user credentials using familiar Basic Auth or secure JWT tokens. Enhanced Flexibility: Cater to varied user needs with different authentication choices. Improved Security: Leverage industry-standard protocols for robust authentication. Streamlined Workflows: Eliminate the need for complex key management or OAuth configurations. How it works: Basic Auth: Enables users to access APIs using username and password combinations encoded in the Authorization header. JWT Authentication: Allows secure access through JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) issued by your authorization server, containing user information and access claims. Key Features: Granular Policy Control: Define authentication requirements for specific API proxies or endpoints. Enhanced Visibility: Monitor authentication attempts and manage user access effectively. The Result: With Basic Auth and JWT Authentication, you gain: Secure and Flexible API Access: Protect your APIs while meeting diverse user authentication needs. Reduced Management Overhead: Simplify access control and eliminate cumbersome key management. Improved User Experience: Streamline user access with familiar and secure authentication methods. Stay tuned for the release updates and our documentation to learn more.2KViews0likes0CommentsLaunched: Secure Your APIs Like Never Before - Introducting Inbound mTLS in APIM
We're excited to announce a major security upgrade for your API infrastructure: Inbound Mutual TLS (mTLS)! This powerful addition to our API Management solution empowers you to enforce secure communication between clients and your API Gateway, taking your API security to the next level. The Challenge: Modern APIs are the backbone of digital experiences, exposing sensitive data and functionality. Ensuring their security is paramount, yet traditional authentication methods often fall short. API Keys and Basic Auth: Vulnerable to leaks, misuse, and brute-force attacks. OAuth: Adds complexity and potential misconfigurations. These challenges leave your APIs exposed to unauthorized access, data breaches, and potential business disruptions. What's in it for You? mTLS delivers unparalleled security benefits: Enhanced Authentication: Strong client identity verification through mutual TLS certificates. Encrypted Communication: Data transmitted between clients and APIs is fully encrypted, protecting sensitive information. Simplified Authorization: No need for API keys or complex OAuth configurations. Reduced Attack Surface: Eliminates vulnerabilities associated with traditional methods. How it works: mTLS works by requiring clients to present valid certificates issued by a trusted authority before accessing your APIs. This creates a secure channel, ensuring only authorized clients can communicate with your APIs and all data remains encrypted. Key Features: Granular Policy Control: Define mTLS requirements for specific APIs or groups of APIs. Seamless User Experience: Streamlined client certificate validation for smooth API access. The Result: With mTLS, you gain peace of mind knowing your APIs are protected by the strongest possible authentication and encryption. This translates to: Improved Data Security: Secure your sensitive data and comply with stringent regulations. Enhanced Trust and Transparency: Foster trust with your clients and partners through robust security measures. Simplified API Management: Reduce complexity and streamline API security workflows. Stay tuned for release updates and documentation coming your way soon.What's hotter than July ? - It's the SnapLogic July 2024 Release
Here are the main sizzlers, browse through our July 2024 release notes for the full details. Admin Manager Easily distinguish between different environments at a glance, improving organization by tagging environments with icons. AutoSync Enhance data security and compliance during data transfers by masking sensitive data in your transformations. Documentation Gain better understanding of practical applications with documented use cases for GenAI App Builder and Salesforce-to-NetSuite workflows GenAI App Builder Expand data processing capabilities to include PDF files and unstructured data and fine-tune AI interactions with advanced prompt configuration across multiple LLM platforms Enhance data retrieval and analysis with vector query support for popular databases. Monitor Obtain deeper insights into pipeline performance, facilitating easier troubleshooting with detailed execution information for individual Snaps Platform Streamline configuration management of your plexes with new Public API for downloading and saving slpropz files SnapGPT Improve documentation and knowledge sharing within teams by automatically including relevant notes in pipeline descriptions.1.2KViews1like0CommentsRe: Understanding SAP S/4HANA Read Snap Behaviour
Hi there, Thanks for posting your question. The SAP S/4HANA doc pages does mention how to work with large sets of results through pagination options, please have a look at this section for details https://docs-snaplogic.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/SD/pages/1012006917/SAP+S+4HANA+Read#SAPS/4HANARead-Pagination Kindly reach out if you have any further questions.1.3KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Required APIM Migration Steps
Hi Anil, Thank you for posting. The recommended approach to automate these type of API migrations is to use our API Management public APIs. And you have a couple of different options to do this. 1. Use the Migrate an API Version API to migrate all your APIM assets in a version including the policies from source org to destination org. Documentation and usage of this API is below: https://docs.snaplogic.com/public-apis/post-apim-migrate-version-version-path.html 2. the second option is to use the Export and Import an API version public APIs to move the APIs to the destination org. This option will export the assets to a zip format for export/import. Details are in this docs pages https://docs.snaplogic.com/public-apis/get-apim-export-version.html https://docs.snaplogic.com/public-apis/post-apim-import-version.html1.9KViews0likes1CommentRe: Policy to configure Basic Auth
Hi Vamsi, Thank you for posting your question. To quickly clarify the ask is to use Basic Auth to validate an incoming request to a API ( triggered task) ? If you are using Ultra we disable the use of Basic Auth in the SnapLogic Plaform, You can authenticate to an API (triggered task) using Basic Auth by providing the username and password as a base64 encoded string in the Authentication header. Format is <username>:<password> And to add there is no policy required to be created/enabled to authenticate using Basic Auth for triggered tasks. Here's an eg curl command curl --location <triggered-task-url> \ --header 'Authorization: Basic <base64 encoded username:password> ' \ Hope this helps! Please reach out if you have any questions.1.6KViews0likes0Comments