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Making a Request for an Integration

How to request an integration and what information Appical needs to get started.

Overview

This article explains how to request an integration and what information Appical needs to get started.


For admins

To request an integration, please consult with your Implementation Consultant or CSM. They will guide you through the process and confirm whether your integration is standard or custom (see Standard vs Custom Integrations).

Information needed to create an account:

  • First name

  • Last name

  • Personal email address

  • Start date

  • Unique identifier (employee ID)

Additional information, depending on your setup:

  • If you plan to use tags or groups, Appical will need a field and value defined so the correct tag or group can be assigned.

  • If you plan to use Manager Toolkit, the data will also need to include the new hire's manager information: first name, last name, email address, and unique identifier (employee ID).

  • Other fields can also be used if needed, for example switching from a personal email address to a business email address once someone starts.

The sooner this information is confirmed, the sooner your integration timeline can begin (see The Integration Process, Step by Step).


For IT and technical teams

The minimum required fields to create a user account in Appical are:

Field

Required for

First name

All integrations

Last name

All integrations

Personal email address

All integrations

Start date

All integrations

Unique identifier (employee ID)

All integrations

Tag/group field and value

Only if tags or groups are in use

Manager first name, last name, email, unique identifier

Only if Manager Toolkit is in use

Any additional field available in your system can be mapped and used if there's a business need for it (for example, converting a personal email to a business email on the employee's first day). These requirements, along with any conditional logic (such as tag or group assignment rules), are documented and agreed upon in the mapping document — see The Mapping Document Explained.


Related articles

  • Standard vs Custom Integrations

  • The Mapping Document Explained

  • The Integration Process, Step by Step


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