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Celigo

Manages your integration pipelines by automating the creation of flows and connections, monitoring export errors, and deploying integration revisions without manual setup.

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Why use Ceven?

  1. AI native Celigo integration

    • Describe the outcome and Ceven picks the right Celigo calls, fills the parameters, and checks the result.
    • Structured, agent friendly tool schemas so each call runs reliably instead of by guesswork.
    • Rich coverage for reading, writing, and querying your Celigo data, across all 117 of its actions.

  2. Managed auth

    • Built in OAuth with automatic token refresh and rotation.
    • One place to manage, scope, and revoke Celigo access.
    • Per user and per environment credentials instead of shared keys.

  3. Agent optimized design

    • Actions are tuned from real success and error rates so reliability climbs over time.
    • Full execution logs so you always know what ran in Celigo, when, and on whose behalf.
    • The agent pauses and asks when Celigo is unclear instead of plowing ahead.

  4. Enterprise grade security

    • Fine grained access so you control which agents and people can reach Celigo.
    • Least privilege by default, read scopes first and only the writes a workflow needs.
    • A full audit trail of every Celigo action to support review and sign off.

Supported tools

Every action Ceven's agents can run on Celigo, and when to use it.

Create flow
Use this when you need to establish a data integration pipeline by connecting a source export to a destination import.
Create connection
Set up a new API connection to store credentials and application access information for a specific SaaS tool.
Create export
Configure a new data extraction process such as a webhook or delta export to pull data from an app.
Create import
Set up a new data import configuration with specific HTTP endpoint details to push data into an app.
Assign export error
Use this to assign responsibility for fixing a specific integration error to a team member.
Clone integration
Duplicate an entire integration including all its flows and mappings for a new environment.
Create integration revision
Capture a snapshot of the current integration state for version control or backup purposes.
Execute virtual import
Send data to an external API through a connection to test field mapping transformations.
Execute virtual export
Trigger an export operation for a specific connection using a custom configuration.
Get connection dependencies
Pull a list of all flows and integrations that rely on a specific connection before deleting it.
Create script
Add a custom JavaScript script for complex data transformation or validation logic within a flow.
Get connection audit logs
Retrieve the history of modifications made to a connection to track configuration changes.
Clone Export
Tool to clone a specific export to create a copy. Use when you need to duplicate an existing export configuration with new or same connection mappings.
Clone Flow
Tool to clone a specific flow to create a copy. Use when you need to duplicate an existing flow configuration to a different integration.
Clone Import
Tool to clone a specific import to create a copy with remapped connections. Use when you need to duplicate an existing import configuration with different connection IDs.
Create File Definition
Tool to create a file definition in Celigo for defining data file structure and format. Use when you need to specify how data files should be structured for import or export operations. Supports both fixed width and delimited (CSV style) fi
Create iClient
Tool to create a new iClient for SmartConnector authentication in Celigo. Use when you need to set up authentication credentials for connecting to external APIs. iClients store provider specific authentication data required for API integrat
Create Integration
Tool to create a new integration in Celigo to group flows together. Use when you need to organize related flows under a single integration container for better management and structure.
Create Tag
Tool to create a new tag in Celigo for organizing and categorizing resources. Use when you need to create a tag that can be applied to integrations, flows, or other Celigo resources.
Create User
Tool to create a new user in your Celigo integrator.io account by sending an invitation. Use when you need to grant a new user access to your Celigo account with specific permissions.
Delete All Resource State
Tool to delete all state keys and values stored under a specific resource. Use when you need to clear all state data for a resource. This is a destructive operation - be careful!
Delete All State
Tool to delete all global state keys and values in Celigo. Use when you need to clear all stored state data. WARNING: This operation is destructive and irreversible - it removes ALL global state keys and values from the account.
Delete Connection
Tool to delete a specific connection in Celigo. Use when you need to permanently remove a connection from your integration. Returns success status on completion.
Delete Export
Tool to delete a specific export from Celigo. Use when you need to permanently remove an export by its ID. Returns a success confirmation.
Delete Flow
Tool to delete a specific flow from Celigo. Use when you need to permanently remove a flow. This operation is destructive and cannot be undone.
Delete iClient
Tool to delete a specific iClient from Celigo. Use when you need to permanently remove an iClient by its ID. Returns a success confirmation.
Delete Import
Tool to delete a specific import from Celigo integrator.io. Use when you need to remove an import configuration. This operation is destructive and cannot be undone.
Delete Integration
Tool to delete a specific integration from Celigo integrator.io. Use when you need to permanently remove an integration. This operation is destructive and cannot be undone.
Delete Resolved Errors
Tool to delete resolved errors for a specific export in Celigo. Use when you need to clear resolved errors from an export's error log.
Delete Resource State Value
Tool to delete the resource specific key and value from state. Use when you need to remove state data for a specific resource like imports, exports, flows, or connections.

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Frequently asked questions

Ceven does not store your raw application passwords. It interacts with Celigo through its own API management layer. When you instruct the agent to create a connection, it uses the secure authentication protocols defined by Celigo. The agent manages the metadata and configuration of the connection while the actual secret keys remain encrypted within the Celigo vault. You can review all active connections and their permissions directly in the Celigo dashboard. If you need to rotate a key, you do so in Celigo and the agent simply continues to use the updated connection ID without needing a reconfiguration of the workflow.
Ceven can automate the triage and assignment of errors but cannot magically fix malformed source data. The agent can pull the error log, identify the specific record that failed, and assign it to the right person. If the error is a known issue with a repeatable fix, you can build a workflow where the agent triggers a re run of the flow after a specific condition is met. However, if the error is due to a missing required field in the source system, the agent will notify you so a human can correct the record in the primary application.
The limit is determined by your Celigo subscription tier rather than Ceven. Celigo imposes specific caps on the number of active flows and connections depending on whether you are on a professional or enterprise plan. If the agent attempts to create a resource that exceeds your plan limit, Celigo will return a rate limit or quota error. The agent will catch this error and inform you that you have hit your platform ceiling. You will then need to either delete unused flows or upgrade your Celigo plan to allow more automation.
The virtual import allows the agent to simulate a data push without committing changes to a permanent record. The agent sends a payload to the Celigo endpoint, which then applies the configured field mappings and transformations. Ceven captures the resulting post mapped record and presents it to you for verification. This is critical for testing complex JavaScript transformations or EDI mappings before they go live. Once you confirm the output is correct, the agent can then proceed to create the permanent import and flow configuration to make the process official.
Yes, the agent can retrieve and list EDI profiles for your account. This allows it to understand your current B2B configurations and Electronic Data Interchange settings. While the agent can read these profiles to ensure a new flow aligns with existing EDI standards, the creation of complex EDI mapping rules often requires the visual mapper in the Celigo UI. The agent excels at the orchestration and deployment of these profiles across different environments rather than the initial granular design of the EDI segment mappings.
When the agent clones an integration, it copies the logic and structure but not the runtime state. If the cloned version fails, the agent can use the connection debug logs to identify the cause. It will check if the new connection IDs are correctly mapped or if the target environment has different API permissions. Because the agent can create integration revisions, it can quickly roll back the cloned version to a previous known good state or compare the failing configuration against the original production version to find the discrepancy.
The agent can draft and deploy JavaScript scripts directly into Celigo for data transformation. You can describe the transformation logic in plain English and the agent will write the code and use the Create Script tool to upload it. However, you should always review these scripts in the Celigo editor. Because JavaScript execution happens within the Celigo runtime environment, there are certain global objects and libraries available that the agent must use. The agent is trained on the Celigo scripting API to ensure the code is compatible with their specific execution engine.
Before performing any destructive action like deleting a connection, the agent automatically calls the Get Connection Dependencies tool. This prevents the accidental breakage of live production flows. If the agent finds that a connection is currently used by three active flows and one integration, it will stop the deletion process and provide you with a detailed list of the dependencies. You can then instruct the agent to either migrate those flows to a new connection first or proceed with the deletion if you are certain the flows are no longer needed.

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