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Integration — pick a provider

Data Provider lists the providers connected in Data Sources. Output Variable names where the result lands (vars.<name>.*).
Today the provider catalog is served only to the tenant admin role: a scoped engineer sees an empty Data Provider list and no settings or outputs sections. Until that is lifted, configure Integration nodes with the admin role. The screenshots below were taken that way.

Node settings

Each provider declares its own inputs: a dataset picker (for example Risk Score or Person Data on the Frayme provider; Individual (KYC) or Business (KYB) on Sumsub) and fields such as document number or verification level. Any field can be switched to an expression binding (input.document_number) with the ƒx button.

Node outputs

The fields the provider returns for the chosen dataset, referenced downstream as vars.<output variable>.<field>. The list follows the inputs: pick a different dataset and it changes.

Keep monitoring

When on, the provider keeps watching the subject after the case is decided and, on a finding, opens a new case on the Workflow to run on a finding you choose. The section appears only for providers that emit monitoring signals (Chainalysis today), so it is absent on the Frayme mock provider used in these screenshots.
Screenshot pending until a monitoring-capable provider is connected to the capture tenant.

Webhook notify

Posts a notification to a Webhook config when the node runs, with the provider’s payload type, optional lifecycle events and a kebab-case Tag.

HTTP Request

Method, URL, Headers, Body (with ${...} interpolation), Output variable, Timeout (s) and Retry count. Turn on Async callback mode when the remote system answers later: pick the Webhook config it will post back through and map callback fields to outputs.

Send RFI

Sends an information request from the flow using a Template from Settings → Communication. The request id lands in Output variable (default rfi). Delivery goes through the communication webhook exactly as when an analyst sends one.