Event Brokering in Celigo: fan out orders to any flow

Watch a single Shopify order event fan out to as many flows as you need, using topics built natively into Celigo under the Resources tab. Shopify sends order creates, cancels, and modifies into your integration layer. Three different systems need them: the data warehouse, the ERP, and the warehouse management system. Until now, you had three options — build one flow with a listener and branch it out to every destination, park the payload in a storage location and pick it back up, or push everything to the ERP and let the ERP push it back out to the rest. Plenty of Celigo customers already built this pattern themselves with the platform APIs. Topics make it a first-class resource. Here's what topics do: ▸ Create a topic directly in Celigo under the Resources tab, next to connections and lookup caches ▸ Act as a central event store — order creates, cancels, and modifies all land in the same place ▸ Let one flow with a listener publish into the topic instead of fanning out to every destination itself ▸ Let ten or twenty separate flows subscribe to that topic and consume events the moment they're written ▸ Deliver to consuming flows immediately, so downstream systems aren't waiting on a nightly job or an ERP round trip ▸ Register to specific integrations, so topic access is governed the same way connections and lookup caches already are ▸ Replace the API-built event brokering pattern customers were maintaining by hand CHAPTERS 00:16 Event brokering is now first class: create topics under the Resources tab 00:30 The Shopify example: order creates, cancels, and modifies with three destinations 01:11 Fan out one event to multiple flows natively 01:56 Topics are governed like connections and lookup caches One event goes in. Every flow that needs it picks it up, with the same governance you already apply to connections. 👉 See it in action: https://www.celigo.com/request-a-demo/ #Celigo #iPaaS #IntegrationPlatform #EventBrokering #EventDrivenArchitecture #PubSub #Shopify #Webhooks #DataIntegration