Integrations using Apache Camel let you orchestrate data exchange between systems in a standardized way, using components, routes, and processing rules.
In Integrations, you can create these integrations visually and intuitively, through drag and drop and forms, while keeping the flexibility to use and view the code when needed — combining ease of use and technical power in the same environment.

The Integration Flows screen displays the integration flows in cards, 12 per page, in alphabetical order. Use the toggle on the right side of the filters to switch between the card view and the list view.
Each card displays:
The icon of the flow's design type, its name and its version. The
icon indicates a Diagram & Source Code flow. Click the name to open the flow.
A description (optional).
The trigger type (Trigger Type) and the date of the last change (Last Modified).
The flow actions:
If there is any inconsistency, you will see an alert icon
in the upper right corner of the card.
To create a new integration, click + New Flow.
See how to create a new integration.
At the top of the screen, you can search for integration flows using the following filters:
Name or Description: type the name or a word from the flow description.
Design Type: select All, Diagram (Canvas flows, legacy), or Source (Diagram & Source Code flows).
With Issues: check this option to display only the flows with inconsistencies.
Then click Search. To clear the filters, click Clear.
See the step by step to create, configure, version, and deploy your integrations in an environment.
Learn how to use the AI Copilot to speed up creating and configuring your integrations.
Check the advanced settings Resources and Flow Variables.
Learn about the Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIPs) available for use in Integrations.
These patterns help orchestrate and structure the flow, including routing, splitting, aggregation, and message control.
Check the trigger-type components available to start flows in Integrations.
They are responsible for starting the execution of integrations based on external events, cron, queues, and other input mechanisms.
Learn how to access and query databases using the JDBC component.
Track the status of deployments and perform management actions.
Learn about the Expression Languages available for evaluating and transforming data in Integrations.
They let you access values, compare information, and manipulate messages during the integration flow.
Check the execution records of deployed integrations. With the support of logs and traces, you ensure greater traceability and efficiency in troubleshooting.
Check a complete example of a payment management integration.
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