Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for generating a synthesized connector that defines a single data ingestion path with shared access control for multiple users within a group or organization. In particular, the disclosed systems can identify a set of content items retrieved through individual user connectors associated with user accounts belonging to the same group. Based on the identified content items, the disclosed systems can generate a synthesized connector that unifies the individual connectors in a single, group-scoped ingestion path that governs access control for all associated users. Additionally, the disclosed systems can deduplicate shared content data across the synthesized connectors to generate a synthesized content item. The disclosed systems can update a data repository (e.g.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for ingesting a dataset from a computer application that is external to a content management system. In particular, the disclosed systems can perform an ingestion process comprising a plurality of transfer runs by linking a content management system to the computer application with a connector. The disclosed systems can utilize a coordinator with computer logic to control the connector to determine a cursor location within a page of data at a failure point during a first transfer run. Moreover, the disclosed systems can store a subset of data from the page that comes after the cursor location and ingest the subset of data from the object queue by continuing the ingestion process according to the cursor location at the failure point of the first transfer run.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for ingesting a dataset from a computer application that is external to a content management system. In particular, the disclosed systems can perform an ingestion process comprising a plurality of transfer runs by linking a content management system to the computer application with a connector. The disclosed systems can utilize a coordinator with computer logic to control the connector to determine a cursor location within a page of data at a failure point during a first transfer run. Moreover, the disclosed systems can store a subset of data from the page that comes after the cursor location and ingest the subset of data from the object queue by continuing the ingestion process according to the cursor location at the failure point of the first transfer run.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods for ingesting a dataset from a computer application that is external to a content management system. In particular, the disclosed systems can perform an ingestion process comprising a plurality of transfer runs by linking a content management system to the computer application with a connector. The disclosed systems can utilize a coordinator with computer logic to control the connector to determine a cursor location within a page of data at a failure point during a first transfer run. Moreover, the disclosed systems can store a subset of data from the page that comes after the cursor location and ingest the subset of data from the object queue by continuing the ingestion process according to the cursor location at the failure point of the first transfer run.