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Available Connectors

The DIBOP connector catalogue contains pre-built adapters for a range of business systems. Browse the catalogue to find connectors for your OEM portals, DMS platforms, CRM tools, finance providers, telematics systems, and more.

Browsing the Catalogue

Navigate to CONNECT > Integrations in the sidebar to open the connector catalogue. You will see a grid of connector cards, each showing:

  • System name and logo
  • Connector type (e.g., OEM, DMS, CRM, Finance, Telematics, Logistics)
  • Status indicator -- colour-coded to show the connector's current state
  • Brief description of what the connector does

Filtering

Use the filter controls at the top of the page to narrow the catalogue:

Filter Options
Search Type a system name or keyword to filter cards instantly
Type Filter by connector category: OEM, DMS, CRM, Finance, Telematics, Logistics, General
Status Show only Live, Stub, or Not Configured connectors

Connector Categories

DIBOP connectors are organised by the type of system they connect to:

OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer)

Connectors for manufacturer portals and APIs. These provide access to vehicle data, inventory feeds, warranty information, and recall notices.

Examples:

  • Mercedes-Benz OneAPI
  • NHTSA VPIC (Vehicle Product Information Catalogue)

DMS (Dealer Management System)

Connectors for dealership management platforms. These integrate with your inventory, customer records, service scheduling, and financial reporting.

CRM (Customer Relationship Management)

Connectors for customer management platforms, enabling sync of customer records, leads, opportunities, and communication history.

Examples:

  • Salesforce
  • HubSpot
  • Mailchimp

Finance

Connectors for financial platforms, payment processors, and accounting systems.

Examples:

  • Stripe
  • QuickBooks

Telematics

Connectors for vehicle tracking, fleet management, and IoT platforms that provide real-time location, diagnostics, and usage data.

Logistics

Connectors for shipping, yard management, and supply chain platforms.

General / Utility

General-purpose connectors for common services like weather APIs, currency exchange, and testing tools.

Examples:

  • REST Countries
  • ExchangeRate API
  • HTTPBin (testing)
  • Open-Meteo (weather)

Connector Statuses

Each connector card displays a colour-coded status indicator:

Status Colour Meaning
Live Green The connector is fully operational and connected to a real external API
Stub (POC) Grey (dashed border) The connector uses mock data for proof-of-concept testing. Responses are simulated.
Not Configured Amber The connector template exists but no credentials have been configured for your enterprise
Offline Red The connector was previously live but is currently unreachable

Stub Connectors

Stub connectors are clearly marked with a STUB badge. They return realistic mock data and are useful for building and testing orchestrations before a real connection is available. Stub connectors do not make any external API calls.

Connector Details

Click any connector card to open the API Drawer, which shows:

Overview

  • Connector name and description
  • Base URL
  • Authentication type (API Key, OAuth2, Basic Auth, None)
  • Current status

Registered APIs

A list of API operations available through this connector. Each operation shows:

  • Operation name (e.g., "Search Vehicles", "Get Customer by ID")
  • HTTP method and path (e.g., GET /vehicles)
  • Description of what the operation does

cURL Examples

For each registered API operation, DIBOP generates a cURL command that you can copy and use for testing outside the platform. Click the copy icon next to any cURL example to copy it to your clipboard.

curl -X GET "https://api.example.com/vehicles?vin=WDB1234567890" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer <your-token>" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json"

Published vs Draft Connectors

Connectors in the catalogue can be in one of two lifecycle states:

State Visibility Description
Published Visible to all users The connector has been reviewed, tested, and made available for use
Draft Visible to platform admins only The connector is still being developed or tested

As an enterprise administrator, you will only see published connectors in the catalogue. If you need a connector that is not yet available, contact your platform administrator.

Custom Connectors

If your platform administrator has given you access to the Connector SDK, you can build custom connectors for systems not yet in the catalogue.

Real-Time Health Checks

When you open the Integrations page, DIBOP performs parallel health checks (pings) against all your configured connectors. You will see:

  • A brief loading indicator on each card while the ping is in progress
  • The status indicator updates to reflect the real-time result
  • Latency information is displayed for live connectors

This ensures the status you see is current, not cached.

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