The Data Hub is DJUST’s central bridge for managing and automating data flows between your internal systems (ERP, Mirakl, SFTP, REST APIs) and your DJUST-powered e-commerce platform.

🎯 Objectives

Enable the import and export of key business entities such as products, customers, offers, and order
Provide flexible mapping capabilities to align external data structures with DJUST’s internal data model
Ensure data quality through built-in validation and transformation mechanism
Maintain consistency across your commerce operations powered by DJUST

📥 Import & Export Methods

DJUST supports both manual and automated import flows, allowing you to synchronize your platform with external systems such as ERPs, REST APIs, and Mirakl.

Manual imports are performed via the DJUST Back-Office and are best suited for occasional or low-volume updates.
Automated imports can be set up through FTP, REST API, or Mirakl connectors, with configurable jobs that allow regular data ingestion at scale.
Export jobs let you push updated entities—like orders or incidents—to external systems through configurable jobs.

🌐 Client Connection

The Client Connection configuration component defines how DJUST connects to external servers, whether it’s an FTP server, an API gateway or a Mirakl connection.

You can find more information about Client Connection configuration on the following link: https://djust-api.readme.io/update/docs/client-connection-overview#/

⚙️ Jobs

A job is an automated task that runs either on a predefined schedule or in response to specific events.

In the context of DJUST:

Import jobs are scheduled using cron expressions, allowing data to be pulled from external sources at regular intervals.
Export jobs are event-driven, meaning they are automatically triggered when specific events occur.
In the case of DJUST, the event that triggers the export is a change in the entity status (eg. Order status).

You can find more information about job configuration on the following link: https://djust-api.readme.io/docs/job-configuration-overview#/

🔁 Mapping

A mapping is a set of rules that tells DJUST how to interpret your input data—whether it comes from a CSV file, an API, or Mirakl—and link it correctly to DJUST entities.

You can find more information about mapping configuration on the following link: https://djust-api.readme.io/update/docs/data-hub-mapping-overview#/