Introduction

Integrations help integrate between applications and services across platforms. By bridging multiple tools and automating data exchange, integrations empower users to streamline operations, reduce manual effort, and improve overall efficiency.

For example, you can connect a website form to automatically send submissions to a CRM system or trigger workflows based on user actions that update cloud-based storage or analytics tools, without writing custom backend logic.

Empower your workflows by connecting applications and services with Boltic Integrations. Build these integrations using the Boltic CLI, a developer-friendly command-line interface that sets integration projects with schemas and modular file structures. This CLI-driven approach allows you to define authentication, triggers, activities, and more while maintaining full control over how services interact.

Why Use the Integration Builder?

Boltic CLI’s Integration Builder enables you to:

• Automation: Automating the flow of data between systems eliminates repetitive manual tasks, reduces human error, and ensures consistent data handling.
• Scalability: As your business grows, Integrations help scale your processes by enabling quick integration of new services without major architectural changes.
• Real-time Data Sharing: Enable instant data transfer between connected services, critical for live analytics, monitoring, and responsive customer experiences.
• Cost and Time Efficiency: Leveraging prebuilt integrations instead of building connectivity from scratch can save development time and reduce infrastructure overhead.

Overview

This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough for building, testing, and publishing integrations using the Boltic CLI.

Whether you're a developer building a custom connector or a team integrating external tools into your Boltic workspace, this document will help you:

• Set up and configure the Boltic CLI.
• Learn how to define Base, Authentication, Resources, etc.
• Use built-in UI Components to create intuitive integration forms to provide specific functionality.
• Handle trigger-based or activity-based workflows with Webhooks.
• Validate, Sync, and Submit your integration for deployment.
• Edit the Published integration.

You'll move from zero to a fully working, production-ready integration—all while following best practices and leveraging Boltic's developer tools.

Further Reading

You can explore the Boltic CLI source code and detailed programming examples in this GitHub Repository↗.