What does Enable/Disable do?
The Enable/Disable toggle lets you temporarily turn an Integration Bridge completely on or off without deleting it.
- Enabled (default): The bridge works normally, you can start, stop, run, view logs, share, copy, refresh, etc.
- Disabled: The bridge is put into a “draft/paused” mode. It stays in your list and keeps all its settings, but most actions are blocked until you turn it back on.
Think of it as putting the bridge on hold when you are not ready to use it yet or want to pause it for a while.
Where to find the toggle
- Open any Integration Bridge in Edit mode.
- Go to the Summary section (the last step).
- You will see a toggle switch labeled Disable Integration Bridge
What happens when you Disable a bridge?
The following actions become unavailable until you enable it again:
| Action | Available when Disabled? |
|---|---|
| Start Integration Bridge | No |
| Stop Integration Bridge | No |
| View More (details) | No |
| View Logs | No |
| Download Logs | No |
| Share Bridge | No |
| Refresh Bridge | No |
| Check Status | No |
| Copy / Duplicate Bridge | No |
| Edit Bridge | Yes (still allowed) |
What happens if the bridge is running when I disable it?
If the bridge is currently running, turning the toggle to Disabled will automatically stop it and move it to an inactive state.
Why use Disable instead of deleting?
- You keep all your configuration work safe.
- Perfect for bridges that are still in development, seasonal workflows, or ones you want to pause temporarily.
- Much faster than recreating the bridge later.
Quick summary
- Enabled: Fully active and usable
- Disabled: Safely paused; only editing is allowed
- All settings and history stay exactly as they were, just flip the toggle back to Enabled whenever you are ready to use the bridge again.
