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Cloud Connectors Complete Reference Guide
Article Type: Reference Audience: Solution Architects, Enterprise Administrators, Integration Specialists, Partners Module: Cloud Connectivity & Integration Applies to Versions: Fuuz 2026.2+
Every cloud, SaaS, and enterprise business system your organization runs can connect to Fuuz through standard, non-proprietary protocols. This reference catalogs every major cloud platform, business application, and data service with protocol support details, Fuuz native support status, and known integration concerns.
Fuuz provides two categories of cloud connectivity through its Integration application type:
- Named Application Connectors: Pre-built, configured connectors for specific platforms. They handle authentication flows, API versioning, and data formatting automatically. Named connectors are licensed annually and include unlimited data storage within the Fuuz platform.
- Technology Connectors: Protocol-level connectors for non-named applications — databases, file systems, APIs, and generic services. These include HTTP (REST), FTP, ODBC, SMTP, and Microsoft SQL Server connectors.
Note: Universal Connectivity: Any system not covered by a Named or Technology Connector can still be reached through Fuuz's open protocol connectors (HTTP, FTP, ODBC, SMTP) or via the Edge Gateway drivers, but may require custom data flow development, authentication configuration, and payload mapping.
The following table lists all connectors natively available in the Fuuz platform:
| Connector Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HTTP | Technology | Generic REST/HTTP connector — reaches any system with a REST API |
| FTP | Technology | File Transfer Protocol for SFTP/FTP file-based integrations |
| ODBC | Technology | Open Database Connectivity for any ODBC-compliant database |
| Microsoft SQL Server | Technology | Direct SQL Server connectivity |
| SMTP | Technology | Email sending via Simple Mail Transfer Protocol |
| SAP Cloud | Named Application | SAP S/4HANA Cloud, SAP BTP services |
| SAP SuccessFactors | Named Application | SAP SuccessFactors HCM |
| Infor | Named Application | Infor CloudSuite (SyteLine, LN, M3) via ION API |
| Dynamics 365 | Named Application | Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O and Business Central |
| NetSuite REST | Named Application | Oracle NetSuite via REST API (SuiteTalk REST) |
| NetSuite SOAP | Named Application | Oracle NetSuite via SOAP API (SuiteTalk SOAP) |
| Plex API | Named Application | Plex (Rockwell) HTTP API |
| Plex Classic | Named Application | Plex legacy ERP connector |
| Plex UX | Named Application | Plex modern UX API |
| Plex IAM API | Named Application | Plex Identity and Access Management API |
| Salesforce | Named Application | Salesforce CRM and Platform |
| ADP | Named Application | ADP Workforce Now / HCM |
| ADP Vista | Named Application | ADP Vista HCM API |
| Zoho | Named Application | Zoho suite of applications |
| QuickBooks | Named Application | QuickBooks REST API |
| Google API | Named Application | Google API Client — covers all Google Cloud and Workspace APIs |
| AWS Lambda | Named Application | Amazon Web Services Lambda functions |
| Amazon SPAPI | Named Application | Amazon Selling Partner API for eCommerce |
| OpenAI Chat | Named Application | OpenAI ChatGPT models via API |
| WooCommerce | Named Application | WooCommerce eCommerce platform |
| Magento | Named Application | Adobe Commerce / Magento eCommerce |
| Clover | Named Application | Clover point-of-sale system |
| Square | Named Application | Square payments and POS |
| UPS / UPS OAuth / Fuuz UPS | Named Application | UPS shipping (legacy, OAuth2, and Fuuz managed credentials) |
| FedEx | Named Application | FedEx shipping |
| USPS | Named Application | United States Postal Service |
| C.H. Robinson | Named Application | C.H. Robinson logistics/freight API |
| Arena | Named Application | Arena Solutions PLM |
| Confluence | Named Application | Atlassian Confluence collaboration |
| Spiro | Named Application | Spiro sales relationship management |
| Channel Advisor | Named Application | ChannelAdvisor eCommerce/marketplace management |
| TecCom Web Services / File Upload | Named Application | TecCom automotive aftermarket (SOAP + file loading) |
| EDI Nation | Named Application | EDINation/EdiFabric EDI processing API |
| Fuuz | Named Application | Fuuz-to-Fuuz cross-tenant connectivity |
| Echo | Technology | Internal diagnostic/testing connector |
| System | Vendor | Fuuz Native Support | REST | SOAP | FTP | ODBC/SQL | Webhooks | EDI | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SAP S/4HANA | SAP | ✓ SAP Cloud + SAP RFC gateway driver | ✓ OData | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ HANA | ✓ Event Mesh | ✓ IDoc | OData pagination limits (default 1,000 rows). Event Mesh requires SAP BTP subscription. HANA direct SQL requires specific licensing. RFC driver enables direct BAPI calls without middleware. |
| SAP ECC | SAP | ✓ SAP Cloud + SAP RFC gateway driver | ✓ | ✓ RFC/BAPI | ✓ | ✓ | — | ✓ IDoc | Legacy system — RFC driver eliminates middleware requirement. No native webhooks; polling or IDoc listener required. Nearing end of mainstream maintenance (2027). |
| SAP Business One | SAP | via HTTP connector | ✓ Service Layer | ✓ DI Server | ✓ | ✓ | — | Via partner | Service Layer has session limits. DI Server is single-threaded per company DB. No named Fuuz connector — use HTTP connector with Service Layer REST API. |
| Oracle ERP Cloud | Oracle | via HTTP + ODBC + FTP | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ SFTP/FBDI | Via BICC | ✓ Business Events | ✓ B2B | No named Oracle ERP connector — use HTTP for REST, FTP for FBDI files, ODBC for BICC extracts. FBDI is batch-only. |
| NetSuite | Oracle | ✓ NetSuite REST + NetSuite SOAP | ✓ SuiteTalk/RESTlets | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ SuiteAnalytics ODBC | Via SuiteScript | Via partner | Dual native connectors (REST + SOAP). Pre-built MES-NetSuite integration package available with 64 components. Governance units limit API throughput. |
| Dynamics 365 F&O | Microsoft | ✓ Dynamics 365 connector | ✓ OData V4 | ✓ | ✓ DMF | ✓ Azure SQL | ✓ Business Events | Via partner | Named connector handles auth and OData patterns. OData has 10,000-record page limit. DMF is batch-oriented. Business Events throttled to 1 event/second. |
| Dynamics 365 Business Central | Microsoft | ✓ Dynamics 365 connector | ✓ OData V4 | ✓ | Via extensions | ✓ SQL Server | ✓ Native | Via partner | Same named connector. Cloud version restricts direct SQL. API rate limits (300 calls/minute default). Webhook payloads are notification-only. |
| System | Vendor | Fuuz Native Support | REST | SOAP | ODBC/SQL | EDI | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infor CloudSuite | Infor | ✓ Infor connector | ✓ ION API | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ ION B2B | Named connector handles ION API auth and BOD formatting. ION middleware required — adds complexity. API documentation can be sparse. |
| Epicor Kinetic | Epicor | via HTTP + ODBC | ✓ OData/Swagger | ✓ legacy | ✓ SQL Server | ✓ X12/EDIFACT | No named connector. Use HTTP for OData REST, MS SQL Server connector or ODBC for direct database. SOAP deprecated in newer versions. |
| Plex | Rockwell | ✓ Plex API + Plex Classic + Plex UX + Plex IAM API | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ Automotive EDI | Four named connectors covering the full Plex ecosystem. EDI heavily focused on automotive (AIAG standards). Strong Rockwell ecosystem integration. |
| IFS Cloud | IFS | via HTTP + ODBC | ✓ 15,000+ OData APIs | ✓ BizAPIs | ✓ Oracle DB | ✓ | No named connector. Massive API surface — use HTTP with OData endpoints. Oracle DB gateway driver or ODBC for direct database. |
| Acumatica | Acumatica | via HTTP | ✓ OpenAPI | ✓ | ✓ | Via partner | No named connector. Well-documented OpenAPI spec works well with HTTP connector. Rate limits based on license tier. |
| Sage X3 | Sage | via HTTP + ODBC | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ SQL Server | ✓ | No named connector. REST API relatively newer — SOAP is the more mature path. Use MS SQL Server connector or ODBC for direct database. |
Note: Niche ERP Note: Fuuz also supports connectivity to over 20 additional niche and specialized ERP systems including Global Shop Solutions, Exact, Priority ERP, Rootstock, ABAS ERP, ECi M1/JobBOSS, Cetec ERP, MIE Trak Pro, Genius ERP, OptiProERP, BatchMaster/ProcessPro, Deacom, Aptean (Ross, Apprise, M2M), VAI S2K, Deltek Costpoint, and Epicor Prophet 21. Most are reachable via HTTP, MS SQL Server, or ODBC technology connectors. See the detailed reference for protocol specifics per system.
| System | Fuuz Native Support | REST | SOAP | Webhooks | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Salesforce | ✓ Salesforce connector | ✓ Comprehensive | ✓ | ✓ | Named connector handles OAuth2, API versioning, Streaming API. Governor limits apply (100K–1M calls/day by edition). |
| Dynamics 365 CRM | ✓ Dynamics 365 connector | ✓ OData V4 | ✓ | ✓ | Named connector. Power Platform API limits (6,000 requests/5 min/user). Dataverse storage costs can escalate. |
| Zoho CRM | ✓ Zoho connector | ✓ V2 | — | ✓ | Named connector handles Zoho OAuth2. API credit system (5,000–25,000/day). Rate limit 100 requests/minute. |
| HubSpot | via HTTP | ✓ V3 | — | ✓ | No named connector. Rate limits (100 calls/10 seconds). Use HTTP connector with OAuth2. |
| SugarCRM | via HTTP + ODBC | ✓ V11+ | ✓ Legacy | ✓ | No named connector. On-premise version offers SQL via Fuuz SQL connectors; cloud does not. |
| System | Fuuz Native Support | REST | SOAP | FTP | Webhooks | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ADP Workforce Now | ✓ ADP connector | ✓ | — | ✓ Batch payroll | ✓ Event notifications | Named connector handles ADP-specific OAuth2. Marketplace certification required for production. Payroll data has strict PII compliance requirements. |
| ADP Vista | ✓ ADP Vista connector | ✓ | — | ✓ | ✓ | Dedicated named connector for the Vista API. Enterprise HCM features. |
| SAP SuccessFactors | ✓ SAP SuccessFactors connector | ✓ OData | ✓ Legacy | ✓ | ✓ Intelligent Services | Named connector. Intelligent Services webhooks require SAP BTP. Compound Employee API has pagination complexities. |
| Workday HCM | via HTTP | ✓ | ✓ Primary | ✓ EIB | — (polling required) | No named connector. SOAP is primary method — use HTTP connector with SOAP payloads. No native webhooks. EIB is batch-oriented. |
| UKG Pro/Ready | via HTTP | ✓ | ✓ Legacy | ✓ | ✓ Event Service | No named connector. API access requires Web Services subscription. SOAP being deprecated. |
| BambooHR | via HTTP | ✓ | — | — | ✓ | No named connector. Rate limit 50–100 requests/minute. Limited to HR data (no payroll). |
| System | Fuuz Native Support | REST | Webhooks | EDI | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shopify / Plus | via HTTP | ✓ + GraphQL | ✓ | Via partner | No named connector. REST rate limit 40 req/sec (Plus). Mandatory API versioning with quarterly deprecation. |
| Adobe Commerce / Magento | ✓ Magento connector | ✓ + GraphQL | ✓ | ✓ | Named connector. Self-hosted allows SQL access via ODBC; cloud restricts it. Extension conflicts can affect API behavior. |
| WooCommerce | ✓ WooCommerce connector | ✓ | ✓ | Via plugin | Named connector. WordPress dependency — security patching critical. Plugin conflicts common. |
| Amazon Marketplace | ✓ Amazon SPAPI connector | ✓ | — | — | Named Selling Partner API connector. Amazon-specific auth flow handled natively. Rate limits per API section. |
| System | Fuuz Native Support | REST | Webhooks | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Square | ✓ Square connector | ✓ | ✓ | Named connector. Rate limit 1,000–10,000 requests/hour by endpoint. OAuth2 handled natively. |
| Clover | ✓ Clover connector | ✓ | ✓ | Named connector. Merchant-scoped API access. App marketplace model requires review for production. |
| Stripe | via HTTP | ✓ Comprehensive | ✓ Extensive | No named connector. Excellent API design works well with HTTP connector. Rate limit 100 req/sec read. PCI compliance considerations. |
| Carrier | Fuuz Native Support | REST | SOAP | EDI | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UPS | ✓ UPS + UPS OAuth + Fuuz UPS | ✓ OAuth 2.0 | ✓ Legacy (sunset) | ✓ X12 | Three UPS connectors. Legacy SOAP deprecated — use UPS OAuth connector. Fuuz UPS uses managed credentials for simplified setup. |
| FedEx | ✓ FedEx connector | ✓ OAuth 2.0 | ✓ Legacy (retiring June 2026) | ✓ X12 | Named connector. Legacy WSDL APIs retiring June 2026 — migrate to Compatible REST API. |
| USPS | ✓ USPS connector | ✓ OAuth 2.0 (V3) | Retired | — | Named connector. V3 API launched 2024 replacing legacy WebTools. Domestic US only for most endpoints. |
| C.H. Robinson | ✓ C.H. Robinson connector | ✓ | — | ✓ | Named connector for freight/logistics API. |
| DHL | via HTTP + FTP | ✓ | — | ✓ X12/EDIFACT | No named connector. Multiple DHL divisions have separate APIs. EDIFACT dominant for international. |
Important: FedEx legacy WSDL APIs are retiring in June 2026. All FedEx integrations should be migrated to the Compatible REST API before this deadline. UPS legacy SOAP APIs have also been deprecated — use the UPS OAuth connector for all new implementations.
| Platform | Fuuz Native Support | REST | Webhooks | WebSockets | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OpenAI (GPT-4, o-series) | ✓ OpenAI Chat connector | ✓ | — | ✓ Realtime API | Named connector handles API key auth and model selection. Token-based pricing. Realtime API WebSockets not supported from cloud connector. |
| Anthropic Claude | via HTTP | ✓ | — | — | No named connector. REST API via HTTP connector with API key header. Token-based pricing. Streaming via SSE. |
| Google Gemini / Vertex AI | ✓ via Google API | ✓ | — | ✓ Live API | Google API connector covers Vertex AI and Gemini. Live API WebSockets not supported from cloud. |
| Azure OpenAI | via HTTP | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | No named connector. Azure-hosted OpenAI models. REST API via HTTP connector. Azure AD or API key auth. |
| AWS Bedrock | via HTTP | ✓ | ✓ EventBridge | — | No named connector. InvokeModel API via HTTP. AWS Signature V4 auth. Multiple foundation model providers. |
| Meta Llama / Mistral / Cohere / Hugging Face / IBM watsonx | via HTTP | ✓ | Varies | — | No named connectors. All reachable via HTTP connector with REST API. API patterns depend on hosting provider or native platform. |
Key Azure and M365 services reachable through Fuuz connectors:
- ✓ Named Connector: Dynamics 365 (covers D365 F&O, Business Central, CRM, and Dataverse), MS SQL Server (covers Azure SQL Database, Azure Synapse dedicated pools), SMTP (Outlook email sending)
- Via HTTP Connector: Microsoft Fabric, Microsoft Teams, Power BI, Power Automate, Azure IoT Hub, Azure Digital Twins, Azure Functions, Azure Blob Storage, Azure Event Hubs, Azure Service Bus, SharePoint (Graph API), Azure AI Services, Copilot Studio, Azure DevOps
- Via ODBC/SQL Connectors: Azure Synapse Analytics, Azure SQL Database, Azure Cosmos DB (SQL API)
- Via Gateway Drivers: Azure IoT Hub (MQTT driver), Azure Event Hubs (MQTT driver)
Key AWS services reachable through Fuuz connectors:
- ✓ Named Connector: AWS Lambda (direct function invocation), Amazon SPAPI (Selling Partner API)
- Via HTTP Connector: Amazon S3, AWS Bedrock, Amazon DynamoDB, Amazon Kinesis, Amazon SQS/SNS, AWS Step Functions, Amazon EventBridge, AWS Glue, Amazon QuickSight, Amazon SageMaker, Amazon Timestream, AWS AppSync (GraphQL)
- Via ODBC/SQL Connectors: Amazon Redshift (PostgreSQL-compatible), Amazon RDS, Amazon Aurora
- Via FTP Connector: AWS Transfer Family (SFTP to S3/EFS)
- Via Gateway Drivers: AWS IoT Core (MQTT driver), AWS IoT Greengrass (MQTT driver), AWS IoT SiteWise (OPC UA driver)
Key GCP services reachable through Fuuz connectors:
- ✓ Named Connector: Google API connector covers the entire Google API Client library — BigQuery, Cloud Storage, Pub/Sub, Sheets, Drive, Vertex AI, Looker, Spanner, Cloud Functions, Dataflow, Dataproc, Cloud Composer, Cloud Monitoring, Cloud for Manufacturing, Bigtable, Firestore, and all other Google Cloud APIs.
- Via ODBC Connector: Google Cloud SQL (MySQL/PostgreSQL drivers), Google AlloyDB (PostgreSQL driver)
- Via HTTP Connector: Google Cloud Run
Note: Google API Connector Advantage: The single Google API named connector provides native access to the entire Google Cloud and Workspace API surface. Unlike AWS and Azure where most services require the HTTP technology connector, Google services are covered by a single named connector with pre-built authentication and API management.
| Platform | Fuuz Native Support | REST | ODBC/SQL | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Snowflake | via HTTP + ODBC | ✓ | ✓ ODBC/JDBC | No named connector. ODBC works well. Credit-based pricing — monitor query costs. Warehouse auto-suspend affects connection availability. |
| Databricks | via HTTP + ODBC | ✓ | ✓ ODBC/JDBC | No named connector. Unity Catalog permissions affect API access. SQL endpoint via ODBC. |
| Google BigQuery | ✓ via Google API | ✓ | ✓ ODBC (Simba) | Google API connector covers BigQuery REST. Streaming inserts have per-row costs. Slot-based pricing for heavy queries. |
| Amazon Redshift | via ODBC + HTTP | ✓ Data API | ✓ PostgreSQL-compatible | No named connector. ODBC uses PostgreSQL driver. Concurrency limits (50 default). |
| Azure Synapse | ✓ via MS SQL Server | ✓ | ✓ SQL Server compatible | MS SQL Server connector works natively. Dedicated SQL pool vs. serverless have different capabilities. |
| Database | Fuuz Native Support | ODBC | REST | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft SQL Server | ✓ MS SQL Server + gateway driver | ✓ | ✓ (2022+) | Dual native support — cloud connector AND gateway driver. Full read/write. |
| PostgreSQL | via ODBC | ✓ | Via PostgREST | ODBC connector works with PostgreSQL driver. |
| MySQL / MariaDB | via ODBC + MySQL gateway driver | ✓ | — | ODBC for cloud, MySQL gateway driver for on-premise/edge. |
| Oracle Database | via ODBC + Oracle DB gateway driver | ✓ | ✓ ORDS | ODBC for cloud, Oracle DB gateway driver for on-premise. Requires Oracle Instant Client. |
| IBM DB2 | via ODBC + IBM DB2 gateway driver | ✓ | ✓ | ODBC for cloud, IBM DB2 gateway driver for on-premise/AS400. |
| MongoDB | via HTTP | ✓ BI Connector | ✓ Atlas Data API | No named connector or native ODBC. Use HTTP connector with Atlas Data API. BI Connector provides ODBC for read-only analytics. |
| Platform | Fuuz Native Support | REST | Webhooks | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atlassian Confluence | ✓ Confluence connector | ✓ | ✓ | Named connector. Cloud vs. Data Center have different API surfaces. |
| Atlassian Jira | via HTTP | ✓ | ✓ | No named connector (Confluence only). Use HTTP with Jira REST API. Same Atlassian authentication. |
| Google Workspace | ✓ via Google API | ✓ | ✓ Pub/Sub | Google API connector covers Drive, Docs, Sheets, Calendar, Gmail. Per-user rate limits. |
| Slack | via HTTP | ✓ | ✓ Events API | No named connector. Web API for messages. Socket Mode requires WebSocket (not supported from cloud). |
| ServiceNow | via HTTP | ✓ | ✓ | No named connector. Table API for CRUD. Scripted REST for custom. ITSM-focused. |
| GitHub / GitLab / Azure DevOps | via HTTP | ✓ + GraphQL | ✓ | No named connectors. REST and GraphQL APIs via HTTP connector. Webhook events for CI/CD triggers. |
| Datadog / Splunk / Grafana / New Relic | via HTTP (+ ODBC for Splunk) | ✓ | ✓ | No named connectors. All reachable via HTTP connector. Grafana MQTT data source plugin is relevant for real-time industrial dashboarding. |
| System | Category | Fuuz Native Support | REST | Concerns / Limitations |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Arena Quality | QMS / PLM | ✓ Arena connector | ✓ | Arena connector covers Arena Solutions PLM and Quality. |
| ComplianceQuest | QMS | ✓ via Salesforce | ✓ | Salesforce-based — Fuuz Salesforce connector covers API access. |
| ETQ Reliance / MasterControl / Veeva Vault | QMS | via HTTP + ODBC | ✓ | No named connectors. Enterprise QMS systems reachable via HTTP + ODBC connectors. Life sciences/pharma focused. |
| InfinityQS ProFicient/Enact | SPC / QMS | via HTTP + ODBC | ✓ | Only QMS with native OPC UA/DA for direct shop floor collection. ODBC for data extraction. |
| IBM Maximo | EAM / CMMS | via HTTP + ODBC | ✓ MIF/OSLC | No named connector. IBM DB2 driver available on gateway. MIF/OSLC REST via HTTP connector. |
| SAP PM / S/4HANA | EAM / CMMS | ✓ SAP Cloud + SAP RFC | ✓ OData | SAP connectors cover full access. PCo bridges to shop floor via MQTT/OPC UA. |
| Fiix / UpKeep / MaintainX | CMMS | via HTTP | ✓ | No named connectors. Modern REST APIs reachable via HTTP connector. Fiix is in the Rockwell ecosystem. |
| Symbol | Meaning |
|---|---|
| ✓ Connector Name | Fuuz has a named application connector or technology connector that natively supports this system. Configuration is simplified with pre-built authentication, endpoint management, and data formatting. |
| via Connector Name | Fuuz can connect using its open technology connectors (HTTP, FTP, ODBC, MS SQL Server, SMTP) or gateway drivers. Functional but may require custom data flow development, authentication configuration, and payload mapping. |
| ✗ | System is deprecated or unavailable. |
| — | Protocol not available or not applicable for this system. |
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| Version | Date | Editor | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | 2026-02-07 | Fuuz Documentation Team | Initial release documenting complete Fuuz cloud connector catalog, protocol support matrix, and integration guidance for all supported systems and cloud platforms |
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- Access Control
- Access Requests
- Access Requests: Overview
- Access Type Overview
- Access Types
- Add Users to Fuuz Apps
- App Admin Access
- App Management
- App Users
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- Authentication Events
- Change a User's Access Type
- Configurations
- Create Users and Set Access Type
- Enterprise Admin Overview
- Enterprise Users
- Enterprise Users vs Access Requests
- How To Login to your Fuuz Enterprise - Non Single Sign On
- How To Login to your Fuuz Enterprise - Single Sign On
- Identity Providers
- Notifications
- Notifications
- Organizations
- Roles
- Settings
- Switching my active Role within Fuuz
- Troubleshooting User Login Errors Due to Identity Provider Misconfiguration
Data Management (8)
Accelerators, Templates & Packages (8)
- Create a Quality Batch Golden Record Analysis Tool in Fuuz
- Fuuz Developer 101 Bootcamp - 2026 Schedule & Enrollment
- Fuuz Developer 101 Bootcamp - Program Overview
- Fuuz Industry Accelerators - Installation & Best Practices
- Fuuz Industry Accelerators - Overview
- How-To: Managing Green/Blue Deployments with Fuuz Package Management Zero-Downtime
- Model Agnostic Scheduling System APS
- Setting up In-House Fuuz
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How-To Guides (8)
- Connecting to Fuuz from a remote system to execute a Fuuz API
- Connecting to Fuuz from a remote system to execute a Fuuz API - Extended Features Part 2
- Data Mapping
- Document your Application using Atlassian Confluence and our Pre-Built App
- Fuuz Platform Capabilities
- How to add multiple data records to the Fuuz database with a single API call
- How to on Best Practices for Designing Flows in Fuuz
- Using the Transformation Explorer
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Release Notes (117)
2026
- 2026.1 (January 2026)
- 2026.2 (February 2026)
- 2026.3 (March 2026)
- 2026.4 (April 2026)
- 2026.5 (May 2026)
- 2026.6 (June 2026)
2025
- 2025.1 (January 2025)
- 2025.10 (October 2025)
- 2025.11 (November 2025)
- 2025.12 (December 2025)
- 2025.2 (February 2025)
- 2025.4 (April 2025)
- 2025.5 (May 2025)
- 2025.6 (June 2025)
- 2025.7 (July 2025)
- 2025.8 (August 2025)
- 2025.9 (September 2025)
2024
- 2024.1 (January 2024)
- 2024.10 (October 2024)
- 2024.11 (November 2024)
- 2024.12 (December 2024)
- 2024.2 (February 2024)
- 2024.3 (March 2024)
- 2024.4 (April 2024)
- 2024.5 (May 2024)
- 2024.6 (June 2024)
- 2024.7 (July 2024)
- 2024.8 (August 2024)
- 2024.9 (September 2024)
2023
- 2023.5 (May 2023)
- 2023.1 (January 2023)
- 2023.10 (October 2023)
- 2023.11 (November 2023)
- 2023.12 (December 2023)
- 2023.2 (February 2023)
- 2023.3 (March 2023)
- 2023.4 (April 2023)
- 2023.6 (June 2023)
- 2023.7 (July 2023)
- 2023.8 (August 2023)
- 2023.9 (September 2023)
2022
- 2022 Q1 Fuuz Package Updates (03/11/2022)
- 2022 Q1 Fuuz Release Notes v3.87.0 (03/17/2022)
- 2022 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.78.0 (01/06/2022)
- 2022 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.79.0 (01/13/2022)
- 2022 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.80.0 (01/20/2022)
- 2022 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.81.0 (01/27/2022)
- 2022 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.82.0 (02/03/2022)
- 2022 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.83.0 (02/10/2022)
- 2022 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.85.0 (02/28/2022)
- 2022 Q2 Fuuz Release Notes v3.90.0 (04/14/2022)
- 2022 Q2 Fuuz Release Notes v3.91.0 (04/21/2022)
- 2022 Q2 Fuuz Release Notes v3.92.0 (04/28/2022)
- 2022 Q2 Fuuz Release Notes v3.93.0 (05/06/2022)
- 2022 Q2 Fuuz Release Notes v3.94.0 - v3.97.0 (June 13, 2022)
- 2022 Q2 Fuuz Release Notes v3.98.0 (06/16/2022)
- 2022 Q2 Fuuz Release Notes v3.99.0 (06/30/2022)
- 2022 Q3 Fuuz Release Notes v3.100.0 🎉 (07/06/2022)
- 2022 Q3 Fuuz Release Notes v3.101.0 (07/21/2022)
- 2022 Q3 Fuuz Release Notes v3.102.0 (08/11/2022)
- 2022 Q3 Fuuz Release Notes v3.103.0 (08/18/2022)
- 2022 Q4 Fuuz Release Notes v3.107.0 - v3.109.0 (10/27/2022)
2021
- 2021 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.29.0 (1/7/2021)
- 2021 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.30.0 (1/14/2021)
- 2021 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.34.0 (2/4/2021)
- 2021 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.37.0 (2/26/2021)
- 2021 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.38.0 (3/5/2021)
- 2021 Q1 MFGx Release Notes v3.40.0 (3/25/2021)
- 2021 Q1 MFGx.io Release Notes v3.32.0 (1/21/2021)
- 2021 Q1 MFGx.io Release Notes v3.33.0 (1/28/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.41.0 (4/1/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.42.0 (4/8/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.43.0 (4/16/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.44.0 (4/22/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.45.0 (4/29/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.47.0 (5/13/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.48.0 (5/20/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.48.0 (5/27/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.50.0 (6/03/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.51.0 (6/10/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.52.0 (6/17/2021)
- 2021 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.54.0 (6/28/2021)
- 2021 Q3 Fuuz Release Notes v3.58.0 (7/22/2021)
- 2021 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.55.0 (7/1/2021)
- 2021 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.60.0 (8/5/2021)
- 2021 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.61.0 (8/17/2021)
- 2021 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.62.0 (8/19/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.68.0 (10/8/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.69.0 (10/14/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.70.0 (10/21/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.71.0 (10/28/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.72.0 (11/04/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.73.0 (11/11/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.74.0 (11/19/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.75.0 (12/02/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.76.0 (12/09/2021)
- 2021 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.77.0: The Holiday Update (12/16/2021)
2020
- 2020 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v2.32.0 (4/9/2020)
- 2020 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v2.33.0 (4/16/2020)
- 2020 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v2.35.0 (4/30/2020)
- 2020 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.5.0 (6/18/2020)
- 2020 Q2 MFGx Release Notes v3.6.0 (6/25/2020)
- 2020 Q2 MFGx.io Release Notes v2.32.0 (4/9/2020)
- 2020 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.10.0 (7/23/2020)
- 2020 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.11.0 (7/30/2020)
- 2020 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.13.0 (8/13/2020)
- 2020 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.17.0 (9/21/2020)
- 2020 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.7.0 (7/6/2020)
- 2020 Q3 MFGx Release Notes v3.8.0 (7/9/2020)
- 2020 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.20.0 (10/13/2020)
- 2020 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.21.0 (10/15/2020)
- 2020 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.22.1 (10/22/2020)
- 2020 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.23.0 (11/5/2020)
- 2020 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.24.0 (11/12/2020)
- 2020 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.26.0 (12/3/2020)
- 2020 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.27.0 (12/10/2020)
- 2020 Q4 MFGx Release Notes v3.28.0 (12/17/2020)