Macros can be used throughout Corbit workflows. Can be as simple as giving us todays date, or it could be a dynamic value from an API call.

• Store data from API/database calls as bucket values
• Use math commands in a string to calculate a value
• Date format conversions
• Encode/decode data using base64
• XPATH commands to read data from structured data (such as XML)
• Search for values within a string
• Case macro for if then statements
• Getting properties out of JSON data
• System wide bucket values/variables
• Read, write and modify CSV files based upon data from API calls

Convert files and data types

• Convert between image file formats TIF, JPG, PNG, PSD etc*
• Easily create thumbnails for your website in different sizes*
• Adapt XML files from one system to another
• Create, Read, Write and Update CSV files
• Use MATH macro to convert between currencies or to do more advanced calculations

Connect to your system of choice, via API, XML or SQL

Corbit allows for many type of integrations with 3rd party systems

• Read incoming XML files to update third party databases via SQL commands
  
• Use SQL query, Procedures or Functions
• Supports Oracle, MySQL, MariaDB, Microsoft SQL, PostgreSQL & FileMaker

• Send API calls with the REST command action
• Use call types Post, Get, Put, Patch, Delete
• Supporting Multipart and JSON

Corbit also has it's own API, which means that you can send data to your Corbit instance for further actions.

• Send data to Corbit API
• Upload files to Corbit API

Automate 3rd party command line application

Corbit can do a lot of different task, for those tasks that are not built-in there is most likely a Command Line application that can be used, and THAT can be automated by Corbit.

• Automate any command line (CLI) application
• CLI applications are usually very manual, but not with Corbit
  
• The list of available CLI applications is endless