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Integration Automation Hub

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Technical Name integration_automation_hub
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Technical Name integration_automation_hub
LicenseOPL-1
Websitehttps://www.auraodoo.tech/

Integration Automation Hub

No-code integration platform for Odoo 19 to connect Shopify, WhatsApp, payment gateways, webhooks, and generic APIs with flow automation, queue processing, and execution logs.

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Core Features

Connector Registry

Centralized connector management with provider-based adapters and per-company setup.

Flow Automation Engine

Trigger, condition, transform, and action steps executed in sequence with error handling.

Queue and Retry Processing

Asynchronous queue jobs with lock protection, retry strategy, and failure tracking.

Webhook Security

Secure webhook endpoints with signature validation, event handling, and audit history.

Mapping and Transformation

Flexible payload mapping rules to align external data with Odoo models.

Execution Monitoring

Detailed execution logs, status tracking, and dashboard metrics for operations visibility.

Full Module Feature Set

Provider Integrations

Shopify, WhatsApp, Payment, Generic API, and Webhook-only connectors with provider abstraction.

Connector Accounts

Multiple accounts per connector, sandbox support, credential validation, and account-based authentication.

Flow Step Types

Trigger, Condition, Action, Transform, Delay, Webhook, Sync, and End step orchestration.

Flow Templates

Reusable flow templates with JSON definitions for fast rollout and standard process reuse.

Queue and Retry Engine

Scheduled processing, record locking, backoff retry policy, and failed job management.

Execution and Log Tracking

Execution records with duration, current step, status history, and step-level request/response logs.

Webhook Management

Inbound webhook endpoints, validation modes, payload handling, and event monitoring.

Settings and Governance

System-wide controls for batch size, retries, timeout, security mode, and retention policy.

Security Model

Role-based access for User, Manager, Administrator with multi-company record-level restrictions.

Included Components

  • Models: Connectors, Accounts, Flows, Steps
  • Models: Executions, Logs, Queue Jobs
  • Models: Mappings, Templates, Secrets
  • Services: Flow Engine
  • Services: Queue Engine
  • Services: Mapping Engine
  • Controllers: Webhook and Dashboard API
  • Wizards: Connection Test Wizard
  • Frontend: OWL Dashboard + Bootstrap UI

Production Readiness

Role Security
ACL + Rules
Error Handling
Retry + Logs
Scalability
Queue-based Processing
Observability
Dashboard + Execution History

How It Works

  1. Create Connector: Define provider type, authentication, and endpoint details.
  2. Configure Accounts: Add API keys, tokens, or credentials per integration account.
  3. Design Flow: Build trigger, condition, transform, and action steps for business logic.
  4. Activate and Run: Execute manually, by schedule, or from webhook events.
  5. Monitor and Improve: Review logs, retry failures, and optimize mappings and steps.

Demo Configuration Guide

Step 1: Initial Setup

  • Install module and assign Integration Hub Manager/Admin groups.
  • Open Integration Hub Configuration and enable the hub.
  • Set queue batch size, retry count, retry delay, and request timeout.

Step 2: Connector Demo

  • Create a Generic API connector with sandbox URL.
  • Create account credentials for the connector.
  • Use Test Connection wizard to validate configuration.

Step 3: Flow Demo

  • Create an active flow with Manual trigger.
  • Add a condition step and an API call action step.
  • Run manually and verify execution status and logs.

Step 4: Scheduled and Webhook Demo

  • Set source type as Scheduled to validate cron execution.
  • Create webhook endpoint and trigger sample payload.
  • Track queue jobs, retries, and final outcomes from dashboard.

Detailed Technical Documentation

This section provides a complete implementation overview for teams planning deployment, customization, and maintenance of the Integration Automation Hub module.

Architecture Overview

Data Layer

Business models for connectors, flows, executions, mappings, queues, templates, webhooks, and secrets.

Service Layer

Flow engine, queue engine, provider adapters, and mapping logic for processing and orchestration.

Interface Layer

Backend views, forms, lists, searches, dashboard client action, and connection test wizard.

Integration Layer

Inbound webhook routes and outbound API interactions using provider-specific implementations.

Model Reference

Model Purpose Key Responsibility
integration.hub.connector Connector definition Provider type, auth mode, status, and company ownership.
integration.hub.account Connector account Credential storage and account-level setup.
integration.hub.flow Automation flow Trigger source, state, and flow-level orchestration.
integration.hub.flow.step Flow step Execution sequence and step configuration.
integration.hub.execution Runtime execution Status, duration, current step, and summary result.
integration.hub.execution.log Step log Per-step request, response, and diagnostic details.
integration.hub.queue.job Async queue Retry lifecycle, locking, and deferred execution.
integration.hub.webhook Webhook endpoint Inbound event capture and validation configuration.
integration.hub.mapping Data mapping Transform external payload to Odoo-compatible structures.
integration.hub.template Reusable template Predefined flow blueprint for rapid setup.

Security and Access Matrix

Role Primary Scope Typical Access
Hub User Read and monitor Read operational data with restricted write operations.
Hub Manager Configure and operate Create and manage connectors, flows, and runtime operations.
Hub Administrator Governance and secrets Full control including secret management and settings.

Scheduled Jobs

Job Default Interval Function
Process Queue Every 5 minutes Pick pending queue jobs, run execution, and update status.
Scheduled Sync Every 15 minutes Execute active scheduled flows.
Cleanup Logs Daily Delete old logs and old executions using retention settings.

Endpoints and UI Entry Points

HTTP Routes

  • /integration_hub/webhook/<connector_id>
  • /integration_hub/dashboard_data

Backend Menus

  • Dashboard, Connectors, Accounts, Flows, Executions
  • Queue Jobs, Webhooks, Mappings, Templates, Logs
  • Configuration: Secrets and Settings

Deployment Checklist

  • Confirm user group assignment (User, Manager, Admin).
  • Set API timeout, retry count, and batch size.
  • Validate webhook security mode and secret handling.
  • Run connection tests for all active connectors.
  • Enable scheduled flows and monitor first executions.
  • Review log retention and cleanup behavior.

Troubleshooting Quick Guide

Ensure the user has Hub Manager or Hub Administrator group.

Use Odoo 19-compatible search groups without deprecated expand attributes.

For custom doAction or Python action dictionaries, include explicit views arrays.

End-to-End Demo Scenario

  1. Create Connector: Generic API connector with sandbox base URL.
  2. Create Account: Add API key and set sandbox mode.
  3. Test Connection: Validate credentials through the wizard.
  4. Create Flow: Manual trigger + condition + API action + end step.
  5. Execute Flow: Run manually and review logs and response payload.
  6. Scale: Switch to scheduled trigger and monitor queue-based processing.

Contact and Support

Organization

Aura Odoo Tech

Email

odooaura@gmail.com

Website

https://www.auraodoo.tech/

YouTube

https://www.youtube.com/@Auraodoo

LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/auraodoo/

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