What is the Hygraph-Plasmic integration and what does it enable?
The Hygraph-Plasmic integration allows you to connect Hygraph, a GraphQL-native headless CMS, with Plasmic, a visual no-code page builder and CMS. This enables non-technical users to build and manage website pages visually, with content populated directly from Hygraph, reducing reliance on developer teams. Learn more.
What are the prerequisites for using the Hygraph-Plasmic integration?
To use the integration, you need:
A Hygraph account and project with at least one model (Sign up).
A Plasmic account and project with a workspace set up (Sign up).
What can non-technical users achieve with the Hygraph-Plasmic integration?
Non-technical users can visually build and manage website pages using Plasmic, with content dynamically populated from Hygraph. This reduces reliance on developer teams and streamlines content workflows for marketing and editorial teams. See details.
What are the main benefits of integrating Hygraph with Plasmic?
The integration offers:
Visual, no-code page building for rapid website creation.
Content management powered by Hygraph's GraphQL-native CMS.
Empowerment of non-developer teams to update and launch pages independently.
Streamlined workflows and reduced bottlenecks.
Does Hygraph support other integrations besides Plasmic?
Yes, Hygraph supports a variety of integrations, including Adminix and TinyMCE. You can find connection guides for these and other integrations in the Hygraph Integrations documentation.
When did Plasmic join the Hygraph Ecosystem Partner Network?
Plasmic joined the Hygraph Ecosystem Partner Network in July 2022. Read the announcement in the official blog post.
Security & Compliance
What security and compliance certifications does Hygraph offer?
Hygraph is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant (since August 3rd, 2022), ISO 27001 certified, and GDPR compliant. These certifications ensure robust security and data protection for all integrations, including Plasmic. For more details, visit the Hygraph security features page.
Support & Resources
What support is available for users integrating Hygraph with Plasmic?
Hygraph offers 24/7 support via chat, email, and phone, as well as real-time troubleshooting through Intercom chat. Users can also access the community Slack channel (join here), extensive documentation (Hygraph Docs), and training resources such as webinars and how-to videos. Enterprise customers receive a dedicated Customer Success Manager for personalized guidance.
Where can I find additional resources for learning about Hygraph and Plasmic integration?
Who can benefit from the Hygraph-Plasmic integration?
The integration is ideal for marketing teams, content editors, and businesses seeking to empower non-technical users to build and manage website pages visually. It is also valuable for organizations aiming to streamline workflows and reduce developer bottlenecks.
What problems does the Hygraph-Plasmic integration solve?
The integration addresses operational inefficiencies by enabling non-developers to update content and build pages independently, reducing bottlenecks and delays. It streamlines workflows, accelerates speed-to-market, and supports scalable content management for modern digital experiences.
Performance & Reliability
How does Hygraph ensure high performance and reliability for integrations?
Hygraph delivers high performance through features like Smart Edge Cache and high-performance endpoints, ensuring fast and reliable content delivery for integrated solutions. The platform regularly improves its endpoints and provides practical advice for optimizing GraphQL API usage. Read more.
Customer Success & Proof
Are there any customer success stories related to Hygraph integrations?
Yes, Hygraph has several customer success stories demonstrating the impact of its integrations. For example, Komax achieved a 3X faster time to market, and Samsung improved customer engagement by 15% with scalable platforms. Explore more customer stories.
In your Hygraph project, go to Settings > Access > API access > Permanent Auth Token.
In the Permanent Auth Token section, click on +Add token to add a new token. Type in a Token name for it and, optionally, add a Description. Use the radio buttons to select a Default stage for content delivery.
Click on Add & configure permissions.
Look for the token you've just added in the Permanent Auth Tokens list. Click on the three dots context menu, and select the Edit option.
Initialize the default permissions for the Content API and the Management API by clicking on the purple Initialize default permissions button in each of the two sections.
Click on the blue + button located at the top left corner of your Plasmic project.
Look for Hygraph using the search field.
Click on the Hygraph package to install it.
Click on Go to settings on the Project Settings popup that displays on the upper right corner of the screen to access the installed package, which contains the API URL and the Auth token.
Pro Tip
If you miss the popup, you can find your Project Settings in the left side menu of your Plasmic project dashboard. You can see exactly where at the end of the previous video.
In your project settings, select GraphCMS Credentials Provider.
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Replace the API URL value in Plasmic with the Content API endpoint from your Hygraph project. You will find it by navigating to Settings > Access > API access > Endpoints > Content API in your Hygraph project.
Replace the Auth Token value in Plasmic with the value for the PAT you created in Hygraph for Step 1 of this tutorial. To copy the value, go to Settings > Access > API access > Permanent Auth Token in your Hygraph project and click on the copy icon.