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Operate the backend around your app
SPIRITT builds practical operations around your Backendless application. Turn private data into useful consoles, organize files and Hive state, and carry user, permission and timer changes through verification.
What you can do with Backendless.
Application data becomes a workspace
Read private table objects and Hive values to build operational consoles around your actual app records.
Files and state stay organized
Manage storage paths, Hive maps and conditional counter changes with precise source and destination checks.
Users and schedules with follow-through
Maintain supported user records, object permissions and timers, then carry verification into engineering work.
Works with your other apps.
Get started in three steps.
01
Open your workspace
Start a SPIRITT workspace for backend operations with Backendless.
02
Connect Backendless
Connect your Backendless account and choose the account access your mission needs. Keep other connected apps scoped to the same work.
03
Delegate an outcome
Describe the result, the Backendless records to use, and the rules for changes or delivery. SPIRITT builds the workflow and follows the result through.
Hand over a mission.
Choose a mission. Make it yours.
Put Backendless to work.
Operate the backend around your app
Questions
Backendless, with SPIRITT.
01Can SPIRITT build an app from Backendless data?+
Yes. Private table reads and Hive values can feed working interfaces and operational workflows, with the app preserving the correct access boundaries.
02Can it write arbitrary table records?+
The evidenced general table operation retrieves objects. Supported writes include user profiles, Hive maps and specific resource operations, not arbitrary table creation or mutation.
03Can it manage application files?+
Yes. It can list, count, create directories, copy, move and delete storage paths. Destructive cleanup uses exact approved paths and dependency checks.
04Can it manage timers?+
Supported actions create, inspect, update and delete timers, subject to account access. Saved timer configuration is tracked separately from successful execution, and timer deletion may require a higher plan.
05Can it send password recovery emails?+
Yes, for an authorized user request. The recovery action triggers an email; SPIRITT does not need to expose the user's password in a report.
06How are counters updated safely?+
A supported counter operation sets a value only when the current value matches the expected one. That allows reconciliation to detect concurrent changes instead of silently overwriting them.