Configuring and Using OpenAir Integrations and Add-on Services

This section summarizes the security considerations for OpenAir integrations and add-on services. For more detailed information, refer to the individual guides for each of these integrations or add-on services.

The following integrations and add-on services are currently supported and covered in this section:

• Add-on services available as desktop or mobile applications — see Add-on Services — Security Considerations. These includes:

  • Desktop applications for account administrators:

    • OpenAir Exchange Manager — enables to send project task assignments, resource bookings, and schedule request calendar commitments from OpenAir to Outlook calendars for all defined users.

    • OpenAir Integration Manager — enables the exchange of data between OpenAir and other applications using CSV text files.

  • Desktop applications for professionals and project managers:

    • OpenAir OffLine — extends your OpenAir access to your personal computer when offline.

    • OpenAir MS Outlook Connector — enables the export of OpenAir calendar items to an Outlook calendar for a single user.

    • OpenAir MS Projects Connector — enables the exchange of project plan information between OpenAir and Microsoft Project.

  • Mobile applications:

    • OpenAir Mobile for Android — enables Timesheets and Expenses entry using a native application on Android mobile devices.

    • OpenAir Mobile for iPhone — enables Timesheets and Expenses entry using a native application on iPhone devices.

• OpenAir Business Intelligence Connector — enables access to OpenAir data as an OData V4 data feed from your Business Intelligence tools. See Business Intelligence Connector — Security Considerations.

• OpenAir NetSuite Connector— provides a seamless data flow between OpenAir and NetSuite. See NetSuite Connector — Security Considerations.