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Connectors

Tradecloud provides several connector types that complement the standard API integration, offering alternative methods for data exchange and authentication to meet diverse integration requirements.

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Overview

These connectors are additions to the API connector, providing specialized integration patterns:

  • Real-time push messaging through webhook connectors

  • File-based integration through FTP connectors

  • Single Sign-On authentication through Azure Active Directory

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Connector Types

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🔗 Webhook Connector

The webhook connectors work alongside the API to push real-time messages to your systems when orders, shipments, or documents are created or updated, eliminating the need for continuous polling.

Key Features:

  • Real-time order and shipment event notifications

  • Push-based messaging (no polling required)

  • Support for both JSON and XML formats

  • Filtered event delivery based on your requirements

  • Works alongside API calls for complete integration

Best for: High-volume, real-time integrations with existing web infrastructure.

For choosing between webhook and polling approaches, see: Webhook vs Polling

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📁 FTP Connectors

The FTP Connectorsarrow-up-right provide file-based integration using secure SFTP protocols, supporting structured data formats for batch processing scenarios.

Available FTP Connectors:

  • CSV FTP Connector - For comma-separated value file exchange

  • EDIFACT FTP Connector - For UN/EDIFACT standard message format

Key Features:

  • Secure SFTP file transfer

  • Bidirectional file exchange (upload/download)

  • Automatic file archiving

  • Support for batch processing workflows

Best for: Legacy systems, batch processing, and environments requiring file-based integration.

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🔐 Azure Active Directory Connector

The Azure AD Connector provides Single Sign-On (SSO) integration, allowing your organization's users to access Tradecloud using their existing corporate credentials.

Key Features:

  • Single Sign-On with Azure AD credentials

  • Automatic user provisioning

  • Centralized access control through Azure AD policies

  • Enhanced security with existing organizational policies like multi-factor authentication

  • Reduced IT management overhead

Best for: Organizations using Microsoft Azure AD for identity management and requiring SSO capabilities.

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