Definition
An Application Programming Interface is a set of rules that lets two pieces of software talk to each other. When you log into an app using your Google account, an API handles the handshake between the app and Google behind the scenes. APIs are the backbone of modern web development, enabling everything from payment processing to weather widgets.
Connect two or more services with a custom integration — real-time sync, data transformation, and error handling included.
Custom webhook routing system that receives, validates, transforms, and forwards events to multiple destinations.