All the tools we have are based in one way or another on a set of APIs that provide all the interface with the business intelligence we can offer.
It is for this reason that we are able to offer a set of functions so that our customers can access the information in their environment without the need to use the tools we commonly offer.
Bidirectional system.
These functions are the ones that we typically offer to the different ERPs in the sector in order to have a two-way connection with them so that we are capable of sending all the information we have for each facility and likewise that the management systems have the possibility to send any information regarding telemetry without the need to use our usual platform.
Development of proprietary APIs.
Likewise, if in any case our customers want to go beyond the apps that we propose in Caslab and prefer to develop their own, we can provide all those functions that are necessary for our clients to see all the ideas that they consider appropriate covered.
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What is an API?
The term API comes from the term Application Programming Interfaces. It allows communication between two different software applications by means of a set of rules established to fulfill specific functions.
Uses and accesses to APIs will largely depend on the API owner and the permissions he/she gives to developers.
APIs have many uses, both in the public and private fields.
We can find APIs that work with the payment systems and others with the stock and therefore we can connect both APIs to know the volume of stock available in an online store, for instance. This way we can work with two different applications without the need to create a new one.
It is also very useful when there are already widespread payment systems and we want to incorporate them into our system, this way we can perform verifications with the official applications.
Another of the most common uses is the use of APIs of cloud services, thus it will not be necessary to create a server, since we can use an external one from Google, Microsoft or Amazon.
Thanks to APIs, developers can design entirely new tools and products from different applications.
Since it is an invisible component in a web page or application, it is not something that the user can see directly. Developers integrate APIs into applications or web pages applications or web pages and connect different types of information so that the user can interact with them.
An API works on the basis of communication between components and systems through protocols and endpoints.
The API delivers requests to a server that translates the message and the user receives an immediate response. This will occur as long as the server has the requested information. In case this information is not found, the user will receive a notification of the error.
- Fast, efficient and cost-effective maintenance: developers can decide which features they want to work with and which they don't without having to develop an application from scratch themselves.
- Also the possibility of working with data in different languages, and can be coded to the desired language to be used in the new application.
- Create automated operations that make work more efficient by promoting process agility.
- Faster solutions by obtaining new functionalities from different APIs.