Systems Overview
Unlock clarity, control, and confidence in your integration landscape.
The Systems Overview is your anchor for managing, documenting, and monitoring all business systems involved in integrations. By mapping your real-world systems in Nodinite, you gain:
- ✅ A single source of truth for all systems in your integration landscape
- ✅ Instant visibility into which integrations, endpoints, and services touch each system
- ✅ Fast troubleshooting and impact analysis—know what breaks if a system is down
- ✅ Centralized documentation, monitoring, and reporting
- ✅ Custom fields and metadata for business context, compliance, and ownership
In the Systems Overview, you see a sortable list of defined Systems. Quickly narrow down large lists by typing in the filter text box.
System Overview with the list of defined Systems
Why use Systems?
Most integration solutions are complex, involving many business systems, applications, and partners. Without a clear map, maintenance is hard, troubleshooting is slow, and onboarding new team members is a pain.
Systems in Nodinite solve this by:
- Linking business context to technical integrations
- Making it easy to answer questions like:
- What integrations touch System X?
- Which endpoints belong to System Y?
- Who owns System Z?
- What happens if System X is offline?
- Enabling proactive monitoring and reporting
How does it work?
Below is a simplified diagram showing how Systems relate to Integrations, Endpoints, and Services:
Systems are the anchor. Integrations, Endpoints, and Services are mapped to Systems. Monitor Views provide health status. Custom Fields add business context.
Manage Systems
Manage your systems with these actions:
- Add new System
- Edit existing System
- Delete System
- Restore deleted System
- Export
- Filter the list of Systems
- Sort
- Copy API URL for use in custom Reports
Add new System
Click the "Add System" button to create a new System and open the System editor.
Clone an existing System by opening the menu from the "Actions" button and clicking the "Duplicate" menu item.
Click the 'Duplicate' menu item to clone an existing System
Edit System
Edit an existing System by clicking the link in the Name column or opening the menu from the "Actions" button and clicking the "Edit" menu item.
Click the 'Edit' menu item to edit an existing System
Delete System
Delete an existing System by opening the menu from the "Actions" button and clicking the "Delete" menu item.
Click the 'Delete' menu item to delete an existing System
Restore deleted System
Restore a deleted System by first checking the "Show deleted Systems " checkbox.
When checked, deleted Systems will be included in the list
Then open the menu from the "Actions" button and click the "Restore" menu item.
Click the 'Restore' menu item to restore a deleted System.
Export System
Export an existing System by opening the menu from the "Actions" button and clicking the "Export" menu item. This opens the Nodinite generic Export wizard.
Click the 'Export' menu item to open the Export Wizard
Copy API URI
Open the "Copy API URI" modal to get the underlying REST API call made against the Web API. Click the "Copy API URI" to open the modal and get the query string.
Nodinite promotes the use of custom Reports
Practical benefits
- Centralized management: Add, edit, delete, restore, and export systems from one place
- Documentation: Enrich systems with descriptions, websites, and custom fields
- Operational clarity: Instantly see all integrations and endpoints for any system
- Reporting: Export system data or copy API URIs for custom reports
- Monitoring: Associate systems with Monitor Views for real-time health status
Example: Troubleshooting made easy
Suppose System X is down. With Nodinite, you can:
- Filter the Systems Overview to find System X
- Instantly see all Integrations, Endpoints, and Services linked to System X
- Assess business impact and notify stakeholders
- Use Monitor Views to check current health status
Frequently asked questions / Troubleshooting
Create, edit, and delete Systems using the Nodinite Web Client.
How do I create a new System?
Follow the instructions in this user guide: "Add or Manage System".
Next Step
Related Topics
System - Learn more about the definition of a System
Repository Model - Learn more about the whole repository concept
Repository Overview - Manage the Repository Model within the Web ClientCS
Monitor Views - Associate System with Monitor Views to view the evaluated Status in the list