Headless Configuration Is Now Generally Available: Own the Integration Setup Experience in Your Product
Blog post from Prismatic
Prismatic has made its headless configuration capability generally available, allowing software teams to embed fully customized integration setup experiences within their own products while Prismatic manages underlying functions such as configuration state, validation, credentials, connections, data lookups, deployments, versioning, and lifecycle management. Its new Solis headless SDK currently supports custom marketplace listings, connection flows, and configuration pages, enabling teams to use their own design systems, navigation, permissions, and advanced workflows such as conditional settings, live field mapping, and remote search without exposing credentials. Teams define integration behavior in code-native TypeScript integrations, while their front ends render the customer experience using SDK-provided schemas, server functions, and save actions. Hosted configuration remains available and is recommended for teams that do not need custom front-end control, whereas headless configuration is intended for organizations with developers and a need for tailored integration interfaces; Prismatic plans to extend the SDK to executions, logs, and additional resources.
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