What a connector can do is inferred from the connector itself — the catalog can't drift.
The details an RFP answer needs — all verifiable in a demo.
xMatix detects record conflicts between the platform and the external system, applies declared merge rules where the answer is safe, and queues the rest for a person. Conflicts are resolved at field level in a dedicated workspace, and only the failed item replays — the successful work stays put.
Every row ships today and traces to a capability described on this page.
| Capability | xMatix Integrations |
|---|---|
| Connector library | Two tiers — compiled (REST, file transfer, message bus) + reviewed manifest |
| Triggers | Webhook, schedule, record event, manual |
| Transform pipelines | Visual, step-by-step, auditable |
| Credential storage | Managed secrets vault |
| Retries with circuit breakers | Native |
| Run history & per-record replay | Native |
| Sync profiles — keep two systems agreeing | Native |
| Conflict detection & governed merge | Native |
xMatix detects the conflict instead of overwriting either side. Declared merge rules resolve the cases where the answer is safe — latest approval wins, one system is the source of truth for a field — and everything the rules can’t decide queues in a dedicated conflicts workspace, where a person resolves it field by field. Once resolved, only the failed item replays; records that already synced correctly are never re-run.