Batch Binding Operations

When you need to bind a large number of variables, working one at a time with manual binding can be slow. Fleetera provides batch operations that let you create many bindings in a single workflow.

Recommended approach: match suggestions

The fastest way to create bindings in bulk is to use match suggestions. The AI matching engine analyzes your variables and the connector's data model to suggest bindings automatically. You can then accept suggestions individually or use the Accept All High-Confidence batch action to create many bindings at once.

This approach is ideal when:

• The connector has a data model (created via discovery crawl or manual upload)
• Variable names and data point names follow similar naming conventions
• You need to bind dozens or hundreds of variables

See Match Suggestions for the full workflow.

Batch accept workflow

After running a matching job, follow these steps to create bindings in bulk:

1. Open the connector detail page and go to the Bindings tab
2. Review the inline suggestions that appear next to each variable
3. Use one of these batch actions:
   • Accept All High-Confidence — creates bindings for all high-confidence suggestions in one click
   • Select and accept — use the checkboxes to select specific suggestions, then click Accept Selected from the batch action toolbar
4. Review the results summary showing successes, warnings, and any failures

Binding parameters for batch operations

Bindings created through batch accept use default transform parameters:

To customize parameters for individual bindings after batch creation, edit each binding from the bindings tab.

Alternative: manual binding for small batches

If you have only a few variables to bind or need precise control over each binding's address and parameters, use manual binding instead. Manual binding lets you configure each binding's address, scale, offset, deadband, and sampling interval individually.