Confidence Line
The threshold you set for which mappings the engine may accept on its own, and which it must ask you about.
When Ngentix maps a system onto the canonical model, each mapping carries a confidence score. The confidence line is the cutoff. Mappings above it go through. Mappings below it are held and asked about, with the engine’s best guess attached.
The same line governs repair. When a vendor changes an API, the flow remaps what clears the line and asks you about the rest. A change that does not clear the line is not guessed at.
Moving the line up means more questions and less taken on trust. Moving it down means the reverse. The record shows where the line was, and who or what decided each mapping.
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Canonical Model The single vocabulary of business nouns and verbs that every connected system is translated into, and back out of. /glossary/canonical-model
Self-Healing The ability of an integration to detect when an upstream API changes and repair itself automatically, without human intervention. /glossary/self-healing
Schema Inference Automatically determining the shape and types of a system’s data by introspecting its live responses. /glossary/schema-inference