The Superleap Appflow Connector allows you to integrate Superleap with Amazon AppFlow by deploying a custom Lambda connector in your AWS account. Once set up, you can use Superleap as a data source in AppFlow and create flows to move data to your desired destination.Documentation Index
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Overview
The connector is deployed as an AWS Lambda function in your account. It acts as a bridge between Amazon AppFlow and Superleap, allowing AppFlow to pull data from Superleap using your API credentials. After the connector is registered, you can create AppFlow flows with Superleap as the source.How It Works
- A Lambda function is deployed in your AWS account with the Superleap connector code
- The Lambda function is registered as a custom connector in Amazon AppFlow
- A connection is created using your Superleap API key and endpoint
- AppFlow flows can then be created to move data from Superleap to your desired destination
Prerequisites
Before getting started, ensure you have:- An active Superleap account with API access
- Your Superleap API key (available from Superleap → Settings → Organisations & API Access → API Access, or request one from your account manager)
- An AWS account with permissions to:
- Create and configure Lambda functions
- Create IAM policies and attach them to roles
- Create Lambda layers
- Register custom connectors in Amazon AppFlow
- The following files provided by Superleap:
superleap-connector-python.zip— the connector Lambda codepython.zip— the Lambda layer with dependencies
Getting Started
Setup Guide
Deploy the Lambda function and configure IAM permissions
Configuration
Register the connector in AppFlow and create flows