Get the agent's accessSee what this connection can reach in Jentic One: the agent's credentials (or its toolkits, on Jentic One 0.39), the APIs they serve, its scopes, and where calls are sent. Changes nothing, so it also makes a good first step for checking the connection.
Search for an API operationFind an operation by the words it is described with, such as 'create invoice', across every API imported into Jentic One. Each result names its method and address and is ready to pass to 'Call an API operation'.
Get an operation's inputsRead everything an operation takes before calling it: the placeholders in its address, its query and header inputs and the body it expects, each marked required or not.
List imported APIsList the APIs imported into Jentic One, each with the id the other steps take, its number of operations, how it authenticates, and whether the catalog has a newer description.
List an API's operationsList every operation of one imported API: its method, path, summary and id, ready to pass to 'Call an API operation'.
Call an API operationCall an operation of any imported API through Jentic One's broker, which checks the agent's permission rules, adds the stored credential and records the call. The workflow never holds the API's key.
Check a background jobSee whether a background job has finished, such as an import still running when its step ended, and get what it produced: the imported APIs for an import, the API's answer for a call.
Get an execution recordRead Jentic One's record of a brokered call: whether it succeeded, the status the API answered with, how long it took and which credential signed it. Bodies are not kept.
List executionsList the calls made through Jentic One, newest first, with their outcome, status, duration and credential. Filter by outcome, API or time to find the failures to follow up.
Search the API catalogSearch Jentic's public catalog of several thousand APIs for one to import, such as 'stripe' or 'weather'. Shows whether each is imported already and whether a newer description is available.
Import an API from the catalogImport an API from Jentic's public catalog so its operations can be searched and called. An API already imported, with nothing newer in the catalog, is left as it is. Calling it still needs a credential for it bound to the agent in the console, through a toolkit on Jentic One 0.39.
