Embedded components and data regions
Blog post from Unified.to
Unified’s embedded components provide pre-built widgets for authorization, sign-in, integration directories, calendar scheduling, file management, and messaging, enabling products to integrate these experiences through React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, or JavaScript without rebuilding vendor-specific authentication interfaces. The Authorization component lets users connect third-party accounts through OAuth, API keys, or other methods, then redirects them to configured success or failure URLs with a connection ID, state, nonce, integration type, and optional signature for verification; applications store the connection ID and use it with a workspace API token for later API calls. Components can be configured with active integrations, scopes, categories, language, themes, display settings, callback URLs, and a data region, while synthetic-data environments support safe testing. An embed’s data-region setting selects the US, EU, or Australian API infrastructure where a connection, credentials, and associated metadata are created and retained, without an added charge merely for choosing EU or AU. This differs from the paid Pro and Scale multi-region synchronization feature in Settings, which replicates workspace configuration, credentials, users, API keys, and notifications across regions but does not synchronize end-user connections, webhooks, or API logs. Unified describes its architecture as pass-through for customers’ third-party business data, processing requests live rather than storing that payload data at rest, while retaining connection credentials and workspace metadata within the selected region.
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