All Collections
Operations Portal
1. Introduction - Building the basic Operations Portal
1. Introduction - Building the basic Operations Portal

Create and configure the basic Operations Portal.

Praise Magidi avatar
Written by Praise Magidi
Updated over a week ago

The Operations Portal is used to monitor and manage all Flows and Buffers in a Solution to ensure that they operate smoothly and that any exceptions and anomalies can be handled efficiently and effectively. The Operations Portal also has the added ability to execute flows and investigate any anomalies that may occur with any flow.

A typical example of real-life usage would be monitoring and ensuring that all flows and integrations, like automatic synchronizations, data updates, financial data updates, etc., are working. Any errors or malfunctions, for whatever reason, can be checked, tested, corrected, and retested on the fly.

In this article, each Ops Portal section will be discussed in detail, covering each selection, setting, and option.

This article provides guidance on the following:


Creating a new Portal

To create an Operations Views, follow the following steps:

  1. Click the three menu dots (⋮) adjacent to Operations View (1).

  2. Click the Create button Operations View (2).

3. Give the new portal a name and a meaningful description, then click Save.

Once a new operations portal is created, a new portal user interface is opened and is comprised of three tabs; the Info, Users, and View tabs.

Info Tab

The Info tab displays the basic title and description of the portal as shown in the image below.

V2 checkbox – Enable this ops view only for the V2 portal which is our DataFix solution.

Disabled checkbox – Remove access to the Portal when selected.


Users Tab

The Users tab is used to select Synatic users and assign them to use the desired view in the Ops Portal.

  • Click the highlighted plus button to open the user selection list and select a user from the dropdown list.

  • Click on the tick or x buttons on the far right to save or remove the user.

  • Use the </> to view or edit user IDs in JSON format.

  • Click on the Save Users button once the required users are added.

Views Tab

The Views tab will be used often to add and configure controls that are added to monitor flows and buffers. Click on the plus button that is outlined in red to access the control page.

Each view added must be named and described and then assigned a control that must be configured. The following controls are available:

  • AsyncFlow - Used to run and monitor any of the flows in an Asynchronous mode.

  • SyncFlow - Used to run and monitor any of the flows in a Synchronous mode.

  • Buffer - Used to view and manage any of the Synatic Buffers.

  • Runs - Used to view and monitor the flow results of any of the listed Runs.

  • Run - Used to view and monitor the flow results of any specific Run ID.

  • HTML - Used to display the output of a flow in an HTML formatted page.

  • Graph - Used to create a Graph chart of X-axis & Y-axis data in a flow output.

  • Validator – View and manage data.

  • Matcher– View and manage data matches in different data sources.

  • Deduplicator – View and manage data duplicates in the same data source.


Useful Tutorials

Revisit the Getting Started page for a refresher.

Learn more in the Operations Portal tutorials.


Did this answer your question?