Integration Mapper
Categorizing mappings by complexity (direct, transform, computed) prioritizes implementation effort. The test checklist prevents going live with untested edge cases.
Map data between {{system_a}} and {{system_b}} to build an integration.\n\nSystem A schema:\n{{schema_a}}\n\nSystem B schema:\n{{schema_b}}\n\nIntegration direction: {{direction}}\n\nGenerate a complete field mapping:\n\n| System A Field | System B Field | Transform | Notes |\n|---|---|---|---|\n\nFor each mapping:\n- **Direct**: Fields that map 1:1 with no transformation\n- **Transform**: Fields that need conversion (date formats, units, enums)\n- **Computed**: Target fields that require combining multiple source fields\n- **Unmapped source**: Source fields with no target equivalent (log and skip)\n- **Missing required**: Target required fields with no source data (provide defaults)\n\nAlso provide:\n1. Sample request/response payloads for the integration\n2. Error handling for each transformation that could fail\n3. A test checklist: specific data scenarios to validate before going live
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Categorizing mappings by complexity (direct, transform, computed) prioritizes implementation effort. The test checklist prevents going live with untested edge cases.
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