I'm working on a feature using a different, but basically the same type of service (APIDeck), and for us we're using it cause our customers want 3rd party integrations with Shopify, Hubspot, Pipedrive etc.
Rather than have a trillion different custom implementations for each 3rd party service (prone to frequent breaking), we just call the unified APIDeck endpoints for everything. We get the same exact data structure regardless of integration, so all the code is super generic and crazy easy to work with.
Whatever platforms they support, we support, and all we have to do is toggle a button, after which the integrations page gets populated with each activated integration. They bother with the actual integrations and making sure they're up-to-date with whatever changes all the different platforms make, and it's so much better than what we had before where we had to upkeep 30(!!!!) different integrations, all with various API patterns & return types and whatnot.
Our usecase is that we have a sidebar where we embed the contents from various CRM and Ecom apps, so a user "installs" an integration through APIDeck (skinned to look like our own thing), and then we just fetch through APIDeck and display whatever it gives us back to the user.
Rather than have a trillion different custom implementations for each 3rd party service (prone to frequent breaking), we just call the unified APIDeck endpoints for everything. We get the same exact data structure regardless of integration, so all the code is super generic and crazy easy to work with.
Whatever platforms they support, we support, and all we have to do is toggle a button, after which the integrations page gets populated with each activated integration. They bother with the actual integrations and making sure they're up-to-date with whatever changes all the different platforms make, and it's so much better than what we had before where we had to upkeep 30(!!!!) different integrations, all with various API patterns & return types and whatnot.
Our usecase is that we have a sidebar where we embed the contents from various CRM and Ecom apps, so a user "installs" an integration through APIDeck (skinned to look like our own thing), and then we just fetch through APIDeck and display whatever it gives us back to the user.