Overview
Automation Service executes your processes and delivers them to the desktops and mobiles of every business user.
This section presents complementary information to understand the Dataflow of an Automation Service. That is, the movement of data from Bizagi to internal and external systems. Depending on the features used, the list of ports and protocols that should be enabled for a successful connection between Automation Service and your infrastructure is defined below.
Dataflow
The dataflow is represented by the image below:
Ports used by Automation Service
The following table illustrates all the ports mentioned in the dataflow. All the ports use TCP protocol.
PORT |
SERVICE / PROTOCOL |
PURPOSE |
USED BY |
|---|---|---|---|
123 |
POP3 |
Email integration |
Email Server |
389 |
LDAP |
User Authentication |
Active directory Server |
443 |
HTTPS |
Customers Access |
Bizagi Server |
Connection with systems by REST |
Other environments |
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Connection with systems by SOAP |
Other environments |
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ECM integration |
ECM Server |
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Redirect traffic to an endpoint |
Firewall |
||
SAP Cloud Platform integration |
SAP Cloud Platform |
||
993 |
IMAP |
Email integration |
Email Server |
1433 |
SQL |
Communication between Automation Service and SQL Server database |
Bizagi Database using SQL Server |
1521 |
Oracle |
Communication between Automation Service and Oracle databases |
Bizagi Database using Oracle |
3200 |
SAP Dispatcher |
Integration with SAP (using SAP legacy systems) |
SAP Server |
3300 |
SAP Gateway |
Integration with SAP (using SAP legacy systems) |
SAP Server |