Engines
The catalogue of everything your customers can connect — and how to ask for what your application cannot run yet
An engine is one connector: one bank, one utility, one public administration, on one channel. The Engines screen of the Console is the whole catalogue — everything that exists on the platform, not only what your application is authorized to run — so it is where you find out what is possible before you ask for it.
Reading the catalogue
Start from the categories
The top of the screen counts the engines by category — banks, utilities, public administrations — and by market. Click a category to keep only its engines; click Total to see them all again.
Narrow it down
Search by name, filter by market, category or availability, and sort. Active filters show under the bar, with one click to clear them.
Pick the view you read best
The same catalogue as a table, with the details in columns, or as cards, with the logos. Your choice is remembered.
Open an engine
Each engine opens its own sheet: what it returns — the features and the data models behind them — how it is connected, its availability and its notes.
Availability, and asking for more
What an engine’s sheet says about availability is about the platform: whether the engine is live, in what markets, on what channel. Whether your application may run it is a separate question, answered per application when it moves to production — see organizations and applications.
Seeing an engine you cannot run yet is the point. Everything in the catalogue exists. If your application needs one it is not authorized for, ask: support@infonite.tech, with the engine’s name and what you want it for.