Corteza Federation Preview: List of federated networks, seen by an admin user. The list is searchable and you can sort each column.
Corteza Federation Preview: Generating a link to share the server to the federated network. In order to start the pairing process of two servers, a unique link has to be generated and shared with another party.
Corteza Federation Preview: Pairing another federation node using generated URL. One party receives the generated link, copies it, and clicks on “Pair Federation Node”. In the popup that appears (shown here) the link can be pasted and confirmed.
Corteza Federation Preview: if the generated link is valid, the confirmation screen is shown. As this is a two-way setup, final confirmation from the administrator in required.
Corteza Federation Preview: List of federated networks with pending server. After confirmation from another party, the first admin sees “Pending” status in the list of federated networks, indicating the final confirmation request.
Corteza Federation Preview: Final confirmation by the administrator who initiated the federation. The first admin makes the final confirmation.
Corteza Federation Preview: On the “edit federated node” screen. the admin can rename the federated node, save admin contact information, assign labels and enable or disable the connection
Corteza Federation Preview: List of fields in a module in the Low-Code editor. The federation settings can be opened with the button on the top-left.
Corteza Federation Preview: General federation settings in a module.
Corteza Federation Preview: Federation upstream list pairing settings in a Low-Code module
Corteza Federation Preview: Low-Code module downstream settings.
Corteza Federation Preview: Federation downstream list pairing settings in a Low-Code module
Corteza Federation
Corteza Federation Preview: List of records, with a “Federated” tag on the data shared to a federated network. Additionally, records puled from the federated network are also tagged.
Corteza Federation Preview: Admin permissions
