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DX Graph - An API-First Data Layer

Conscia's DX Graph™ allows you to create a modern, API-first data layer on top of your existing data sources so that your content and data can be made available for modern experiences via APIs from a centralized repository. Conscia syncs data and content from external content and data repositories into a connected graph that provides a 360 view of all business entities involved in powering a customer experience.

Use Cases

The DX Graph can be used for the following use cases:

  • Modernize Legacy Systems - Encapsulate legacy systems within an API-first data layer that is performant and scalable.
  • Content or Knowledge Graph - A unified and connected view of content from multiple CMSs and content sources
  • Master Data and Product Information Management - A connected view of data from multiple source systems that can be distributed to all downstream channels
  • Enterprise Data Integration Hub - Transform and load data from any backend, including batch files in delimited, json or xml format, transform it to the schema you need, create a single view of all your data and publish it to any downstream channel.

Here is a visual depiction of what the DX Graph offers:

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Working with the DX Graph​

Loading Data into the DX Graph​

  • Loading data into a DX Graph Collection from a file. Learn More
  • Loading data into the DX Graph Collection from a webservice endpoint. Learn More
  • Creating a Job that validates, transforms, and imports data. Learn More
  • Scheduling Jobs. Learn More
  • Setting up validation when importing data. Learn More

Setting Up DX Studio​

  • How to create a data model for each collection. Learn More
  • How to create a custom view of data records within a Data Collection. Learn More
  • How to create Field Groups in the Record Editor. Learn More
  • Locking certain fields from source systems. This is done by making fields read-only via Data Model editor.
  • Update Left Navigation to display data collections that have been loaded into the DX Graph. Settings -> Left Navigation
  • Setting up data validation cards in the UI. Learn More
  • Creating Shadow Fields. Learn More
  • Creating and applying taxonomies to data collections. Learn More
  • Creating relationships between data collections. Learn More

Getting Data Out of the DX Graph​

  • Configuring up DX Graph event triggers and webhooks. Learn More
  • Accessing data in the DX Graph via APIs. Learn More
  • Recipe: Updating Algolia on DX Graph Record Changes. Learn More
  • Recipe: Loading Data from Contentful Webservice Endpoint

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