Build connectors to other systems with fewer coding constraints
Also listed as: Removed C#-based connector limitation
What is it?
Xelence removes an earlier restriction on how connectors, the ready-made links to other systems, had to be built in a specific programming language (C#). Your team has more flexibility in how it creates and extends connectors.
Why does it matter?
Faster, simpler integration work when your program needs to link Xelence to a new system.
Start thinking about
- Which hosting model, cloud or your own data center, fits your agency's policies and IT strategy?
- Would you run more than one program or organization on one installation, and how must their data be kept apart?
- Which custom extensions and code would need retesting each time the platform version changes?
- Who in your organization approves platform, database and hosting changes in each environment?
- How will you schedule platform upgrades around your busiest periods, such as year-end or payment runs?
- Do your public portals need to serve constituents in more than one language?
Terms used on this card
- Connector
- A ready-made link between Xelence and another system or service, such as Salesforce, DocuSign or an identity provider, so data flows without custom code.