Lucy Training
  • Introduction
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  • The Property Panel
  • Working with Data Collections
  • Debugging Integrations
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  • Loops and list processing
  • Using Javascript
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    • Defining a function
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Working with Data Collections

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Last updated 10 months ago

Data collections provide unustructed data storage - which is super useful when doing integration work. You often have to work with different bits of data from different systems.

Collections are useful for several tasks including

  1. Storing data from other systems

  2. Setting up mapping and configuration data to enable integration between different systems

  3. Storing data that gets generated by users and doesn't belong anywhere else.