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== Inbound Message Flows

An inbound message flow receives application messages from your partner, either directly or through a third-party connection; transforms the messages to the format used by your backend applications; and forwards the messages to those applications.

The following diagram shows the components of an inbound message flow:

image::pm-inbound-message-flow.png[Inbound message flow]

|===
|Setting |Description |Supported Formats or Protocols

|Receiving endpoint | Endpoint at which a host receives transmissions from a trading partner a|
* AS2
* FTP
* HTTP
* HTTPS
* SFTP

|Source message type |Message type of the received message payload a|
* EDIFACT
* JSON
* X12
* XML

|Map |DataWeave map used to transform the source message type to the target message type a| N/A

|Target message type |Format into which the DataWeave map transforms received messages a|
* JSON
* XML

|Target endpoint | Endpoint to which the transformed message is sent (typically, a process API)
a|
* FTP
* HTTP
* HTTPS
* SFTP
|===
An inbound message flow receives application messages from your partner, either directly or through a third-party connection. The message is then transformed to the format used by your backend applications and forwarded to those applications.

The diagram shows the components of an inbound message flow:

image::pm-inbound-message-flow.png["Inbound message flow from partner receive endpoint and message type, through DataWeave mapping, to target message type and host endpoint"]

<1> *Receive from Partners endpoint*
+
Endpoint at which a host receives transmissions from a partners. Support protocols are:

** AS2
** FTP
** HTTP
** HTTPS
** SFTP

<2> *Receive from Partners message type*
+
Message type of the received message payload. Supported protocols are:

** EDIFACT
** JSON
** X12
** XML
<3> *Dataweave Map*
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DataWeave map used to transform the source message type to the target message type
<4> *Target at Host message type*
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Format into which the DataWeave map transforms received messages. Supported protocols are:

** JSON
** XML
<5> *Target at Host endpoint*
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Endpoint to which the transformed message is sent, which is typically a process API. Supported protocols are:

** FTP
** HTTP
** HTTPS
** SFTP

== See Also

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