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Create an Integration to Import Data

Fatima
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If you're looking to import data from your app, you can use the query step. A query fetches records in a page-by-page manner through a process called pagination.  
In this example, we'll "Import Issues from GitHub repositories into Integry" using queries.
  1. Go to the Flows tab from the top menu.
  2. Create a new flow.
  3. Search and select Setup.
    • Setup acts as a trigger in this flow and runs all the child steps.mceclip0.png
    • Setup doesn't require any configuration. Click Done.mceclip0.png
  4. Add GitHub in the child step.mceclip2.png
  5. Add "Get All Issues" query.mceclip3.png
  6. Click on "Add My Account."mceclip4.png
  7. Sign in to your account.Screenshot_2023-02-21_at_9.25.13_PM.png
  8. Authorize Integry to access your GitHub account.Screenshot_2023-02-21_at_9.26.38_PM.png
  9. Enter the number of records you want to import.
    • The records will be imported page-by-page, and the number you provide will be rounded to the nearest page.
    • Leave this field empty, if you want to import all records.
  10. Select the repository from which you want to import issues.Screenshot_2023-02-21_at_9.30.08_PM.png
  11. Click Continue.Screenshot_2023-02-21_at_9.31.05_PM.png
  12. Click Test.mceclip8.png
  13. If the query executes successfully, you will get a list of issues from the selected repository.mceclip9.png
  14. Expand Iteration 1 to view the results. Click Next Page to fetch more records.
    • The number of iterations equals the number of pages of records the connected account holds.
    • You can keep bringing the next iterations until all the records are exhausted.mceclip12.png
  15. Click "Test Again" if you want to fetch the records again.mceclip1.png
  16. You can save and publish your flow or continue adding more steps.
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