Connector Builder FAQs
- Updated: 2024/05/17
Connector Builder FAQs
Review the FAQs to learn more about Connector Builder.
- Is Connector Builder available on-premises?
- No, Connector Builder is currently only available in the Cloud, but it will be available soon on-premises. However, you can use the packages created in the Cloud on-premises.
- What is the license requirement for Connector Builder?
- It requires an Enterprise Platform license. Contact your Automation Anywhere account representative and see Enterprise Platform, for more information.
- Can Connector packages created in the Cloud Control Room be used on-premises?
- Yes, you can use the packages created in the Cloud on-premises.
- What is the pricing model for Connector Builder?
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Connector Builder itself does not have a separate per-connector or per-transaction fee. This means you are not charged based on the number of connectors you build or the volume of data flowing through them.
- Can I test how my connector interacts with live APIs before publishing it in Connector Builder?
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Absolutely! Connector Builder provides a built-in testing environment to validate your connector's functionality before publishing it. For more information, see Test custom connector.
- Does Connector Builder support APIs that require cookie-based authentication?
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No, not at the moment.
- Are there any size constraints on the API definition file used by the Connector Builder?
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There are no inherent size limitations.
- Does Connector Builder currently support SOAP APIs?
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Currently, Connector Builder focuses on supporting REST APIs. However, the development team is actively evaluating the inclusion of additional protocols like SOAP and GraphQL in future releases.
- Can users with necessary permissions modify any Connector Builder package, or just their own?
- Users with the necessary permissions can edit all connector packages, not just the ones they originally created.
- Can I publish a connector with only a subset of available actions, rather than the entire set?
- Connector Builder platforms currently operate on an all-or-nothing basis for publishing actions.