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| Term | Description | Created by | | ||
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| <strong>Organization</strong> | An isolated Venice workspace with its own `Connector Config`s, `End User`'s and `User`s | Developer (You) | | ||
| <strong>User</strong> | A developer using Venice to deliver great experiences! May belong to multiple `Organization`s. | Developer (You) | | ||
| <strong>End User</strong> | A customer of yours gives you access to their `Resource` as part of using your product. | Developer (You) | | ||
| <strong>Provider</strong> | A product or service that your customers use (e.g. **Chase**, **Quickbooks**). This is a concept we may reference in docs / user interface but does not yet exist as an actual entity in the Venice API / Database. | N/A | | ||
| <strong>Connector</strong> | Source code adhering to the <string>Venice Protocol</string>, can be a direct connector (e.g. **Quickbooks**) which provides a single `Integration` or an aggregator connector (e.g. **Plaid**) that provides many `Integration`'s | Venice Repo | | ||
| <strong>Integration</strong> | An integration represents a `Provider` supported by a `Connector`. There can be multiple integrations for a single provider if multiple connectors support the same provider (e.g. Merge and Railz both gives you the ability to connect to Quickbooks, in addition we have a direct Quickbooks connector for a total of 3 Quickbooks Integrations). | Venice Connector | | ||
| <strong>Connector Config</strong> | A specific configuration of a <strong>Connector</strong>. Contains developer account credentials (e.g. `client_id`, `client_secret`), and misc configs (`sandbox` vs. `production`). Some connectors does not require configuration (e.g. **Postgres**). In the future can also contain sync settings (e.g. Automatically sync all Plaid items using this config to our main postgres Resource). | Developer (You) | | ||
| <strong>Resource</strong> | Associated with a specific `Connector Config`. Contains customer credentials (e.g. `access_token`) and gives you the ability to call `Provider` APIs. Typically created by an `End User` but could also created by you in the dashboard (which then belongs to your organization). Resource can also be used as either a <strong>Source</strong> or <strong>Destination</strong> within a <strong>Pipeline</strong> | End User (Your customer) | | ||
| <strong>Pipeline</strong> | Pipeline moves data from a <strong>Source</strong> to a <strong>Destination</strong> and contains persistent state used for incremental syncs. | Developer (You) | | ||
| Term | Description | Example | Created by | | ||
| :-------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ | | ||
| <strong>Organization</strong> | An isolated Venice workspace with its own `Connector Config`s, `End User`'s and `User`s | <ul><li>`Your Company Dev`</li><li>`Your Company Prod`</li></ul> | Developer (You) | | ||
| <strong>User</strong> | A developer using Venice to deliver great experiences! May belong to multiple `Organization`s. | <ul><li>`[email protected]`</li></ul> | Developer (You) | | ||
| <strong>End User</strong> | A customer of yours gives you access to their `Resource` as part of using your product. | <ul><li>`[email protected]`</li><li>`[email protected]`</li></ul> | Developer (You) | | ||
| <strong>Provider</strong> | A product or service that your customers use (e.g. **Chase**, **Quickbooks**). This is a concept we may reference in docs / user interface but does not yet exist as an actual entity in the Venice API / Database. | <ul><li>`Chase`</li><li>`Quickbooks`</li><li>`Notion`</li></ul> | N/A | | ||
| <strong>Connector</strong> | Source code adhering to the <string>Venice Protocol</string>, can be a direct connector (e.g. **Quickbooks**) which provides a single `Integration` or an aggregator connector (e.g. **Plaid**) that provides many `Integration`'s | <ul><li>`Plaid`</li><li>`Merge`</li><li>`Notion`</li></ul> | Venice Repo | | ||
| <strong>Integration</strong> | An integration represents a `Provider` supported by a `Connector`. There can be multiple integrations for a single provider if multiple connectors support the same provider (e.g. Merge and Railz both gives you the ability to connect to Quickbooks, in addition we have a direct Quickbooks connector for a total of 3 Quickbooks Integrations). | <ul><li>`Plaid`'s integration with `Chase`</li><li>Venice Direct integration with `Notion`</li></ul> | Venice Connector | | ||
| <strong>Connector Config</strong> | A specific configuration of a <strong>Connector</strong>. Contains developer account credentials (e.g. `client_id`, `client_secret`), and misc configs (`sandbox` vs. `production`). Some connectors does not require configuration (e.g. **Postgres**). In the future can also contain sync settings (e.g. Automatically sync all Plaid items using this config to our main postgres Resource). | <ul><li>`Plaid` sandbox credentials</li><li>`Quickbooks` clientId and secret</li></ul> | Developer (You) | | ||
| <strong>Resource</strong> | Associated with a specific `Connector Config`. Contains customer credentials (e.g. `access_token`) and gives you the ability to call `Provider` APIs. Typically created by an `End User` but could also created by you in the dashboard (which then belongs to your organization). Resource can also be used as either a <strong>Source</strong> or <strong>Destination</strong> within a <strong>Pipeline</strong> | <ul><li>`Plaid Item`</li><li>`Quickbooks Company`</li></ul> | End User (Your customer) | | ||
| <strong>Pipeline</strong> | Pipeline moves data from a <strong>Source</strong> to a <strong>Destination</strong> and contains persistent state used for incremental syncs. | <ul><li>Customer `Plaid` Item -> Developer `Postgres`</li><li>Customer `Quickbooks` Company -> Developer `BigQuery`</li></ul> | Developer (You) | | ||
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