AWS Lambda
Last updated: May 15, 2026
Use AWS Lambda when you want Aissist to access internal systems through a controlled API layer.
This works well when you do not want to expose your database or backend systems directly.
With Lambda, you can:
control exactly what data Aissist can read
filter or transform the returned data
expose only the fields and actions you want
How the pattern works
Build a small Lambda function for the data or action you want to expose.
Publish it through a Function URL or API Gateway.
Connect that endpoint through the RESTful API integration.
Create actions that call the endpoint.
Example flow
Why use AWS Lambda
AWS Lambda is useful because it is:
Secure — expose only the data and operations you allow
Scalable — no server management required
Cost-efficient — pay only when it runs
Flexible — shape the response for Aissist before it returns
Best practice
Keep each Lambda endpoint focused on one job.
Return only the fields Aissist needs, then test the action in Action Debugger.
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