Connect On2Air to monday.com
We build integrations between monday.com and On2Air through the On2Air API: a change on a board calls On2Air with the item's column values.
How this integration works
When a status changes in monday.com, call the On2Air API with the item's column values.
Keep On2Air as it is. We connect it to monday.com through the API it provides.
We have no prebuilt connector for On2Air, so we build the integration directly on its API.
Before anything is built, we scope it against the API documentation for On2Air: which data it exposes, how it authenticates, and whether it reports changes. What the API allows decides what the integration can do, so you know the limits before we build.
We build around what you already have. On2Air stays as it is, nothing your team relies on has to be replaced, and the integration moves data between On2Air and monday.com.
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What we check in the API documentation
The data it exposes
Which data the API lets the integration read or write, and which of it should reach monday.com.
How it authenticates
How the API checks who is calling, and which credentials the integration should use, if it needs any.
How it reports a change
Whether On2Air can tell the integration when something changes, or the integration has to check on a schedule.
What it limits
Whether the API caps the number of requests, and how the integration stays inside any cap as your volume grows.
How we connect On2Air to monday.com
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Read the API
We read the API documentation for On2Air and confirm it covers the data your process needs.
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Scope
We agree which system owns each record, which changes should move it, and which board it lands on.
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Build and connect
We build the workflow that calls the API, map each field to your columns, and test on a copy of the board before it goes live.
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Support
We watch it after launch, fix what breaks, and update it when the API or your process changes.
Questions about an API integration with On2Air
Why is there no list of triggers and actions on this page?
Because we have no prebuilt connector for On2Air. What the integration can do depends on the API, so we work it out from the API documentation during scoping.
What if the API doesn't cover what we need?
We tell you during scoping, before anything is built. You decide whether what the API does support is worth building.
Do we have to replace anything?
No. On2Air stays as it is, and so does monday.com. The integration moves data between them; it does not replace either one.
Who looks after it when the API changes?
We do. We watch the integration after launch, fix what breaks, and update it when the API or your process changes.
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