The Notify step allows you to create custom execution logs and send tailored notification messages to your subscribed email alerts or RSS feed. Notifications can be static or include dynamic content by leveraging input parameters. Email subscriptions are managed per user in the Settings page under the Email Alerts tab. When you add a Notify… Continue reading Notify step: Boomi
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Handling Multi‑Value Filters in Boomi Customer Import
1. Background In Boomi, when importing customers, you often define filters to restrict which records are retrieved. Filters can be applied on fields such as Internal ID, Items, or Company Name. Some fields support the “anyOf” operator, which allows multiple values to be matched in a single filter. 2. The Problem Company Name filter does… Continue reading Handling Multi‑Value Filters in Boomi Customer Import
Boomi SFTP GET Operation: Get and Delete
The SFTP GET operation in Boomi is used to retrieve files from a remote SFTP server. One of the most commonly used actions is “Get and Delete”, which not only downloads the file but also removes it from the remote directory after successful retrieval. This is useful for workflows where files should not remain on… Continue reading Boomi SFTP GET Operation: Get and Delete
Decision Step – Boomi
In Boomi, the Decision Step is a logic shape used to route documents based on a true/false comparison between two values. Those values can be anything from field values in the current document (profile elements), static values, results of a database, an application query, and more. What is the Decision Step? The Decision Step evaluates each… Continue reading Decision Step – Boomi
Difference Between Dynamic Process Property and Dynamic Document Property in Boomi Integrations
In Dell Boomi, properties play a crucial role in handling values that may change during the execution of an integration process. Among the different types of properties, Dynamic Process Properties and Dynamic Document Properties are often confused because both can be set and modified at runtime. However, they serve different purposes and scopes within an… Continue reading Difference Between Dynamic Process Property and Dynamic Document Property in Boomi Integrations
Creating a Simple Web Service Listener in Boomi: Step-by-Step Guide
Boomi makes it easy to build and deploy web services without deep coding. In this tutorial, we’ll create a basic Web Services Server (WSS) listener—a process that listens for incoming SOAP or REST requests, processes them simply (e.g., echoing data), and responds. We’ll use Boomi’s low-code interface, deploy to the cloud, and test with Postman.… Continue reading Creating a Simple Web Service Listener in Boomi: Step-by-Step Guide
HTTP Client Shape
The HTTP Client Shape is a key component used to invoke external HTTP/REST APIs from within a Boomi process. It’s part of the HTTP Client Connector, which enables outbound HTTP requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) to web services, APIs, or endpoints. Purpose: It acts as a “connector” shape in a Boomi process canvas, allowing you… Continue reading HTTP Client Shape
Manual execution in Boomi
Manual Execution Manual execution allows users to trigger a deployed Boomi process directly from the platform interface, bypassing automated schedules or external triggers. This is especially useful during development, debugging, or when immediate data processing is required. Steps to Manually Execute a Process 1. From the Manage menu, From the dashboard, select either: Process Reporting:… Continue reading Manual execution in Boomi
Creating a simple flow in Boomi
🧭 What Is Boomi Flow? Boomi Flow is a cloud-native workflow automation tool that allows users to: Design interactive applications using a drag-and-drop interface Connect to external systems via Boomi Integration Build workflows that span multiple steps, users, and system 1. Create a New Process Log in to Boomi AtomSphere. Go to Build → Click… Continue reading Creating a simple flow in Boomi
Exploring the Test Function in Boomi
In Boomi AtomSphere, building an integration process is only half the journey. The other half is making sure it works as expected. That’s where the Test function comes in—a powerful feature that lets you simulate and validate your process before deploying it into production. Whether you’re syncing data between systems, transforming records, or handling complex… Continue reading Exploring the Test Function in Boomi