Understanding the way Integrations are built
Integrations essentially help two different applications communicate with each other through the sharing of information and data. This is done through APIs. Every API is written to highlight an application’s capability and access that it wants to provide to communicate with it.
So in the traditional sense when an Integration needs to be built with another application you first have to understand the API documentation of the other application which often is time-consuming, not two mention API also changes from time to time which means they also often end up breaking and require maintenance and upkeep.
Integry was aimed to be an iPaaS platform that aimed at smoothening out some of these friction points to make it easier for product and development teams to easily provide integrations with different platforms without spending a lot of time.
Now here is where things get interesting, when you thinking about creating an integration with another application it’s also important to create the workflow of how the integration will work what process it will follow, and how the integration will be visually embedded in the application. The experience of interacting with the integration flow is what we coined as ‘Integration Experience’