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Embedded iPaaS FAQ

An Embedded iPaaS solution allows SaaS vendors to create, manage and deploy integration services to their clients directly from within their own platform. Thus a SaaS has the full iPaaS system and the flexibility of a white-labelled solution.

This means a SaaS can rapidly expand its integration offerings and it can achieve this without adding to the developer backlog by resolving key integration sticking points such as:

  • API versioning and updating
  • Individual integration maintenance
  • Integration being a developer-only task
  • Handling and maintaining multiple API and authentication types

Ultimately, the difference between an embedded iPaaS and iPaaS is that an embedded version focuses on expanding a SaaS and its integrations for its customers. On the other hand, an iPaaS focuses on integrating an organisation’s business processes.

Enterprise leaders want to ensure they stay in control, increase efficiency, continually innovate and stay secure. This is to support their ongoing digital transformation and integration strategies.

An embedded system can support this, especially an embedded iPaaS. They are able to modernize legacy systems, enhance product features, automate processes, and help change business culture to be more innovative and collaborative. As well as ensure integration control and security.

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