Data integration

An Application Programming Interface, or API, forms the link between different systems, databases, and devices. It acts, if you will, like a transmitter, receiver, and translator of messages. The API sends data from one place to another and enables communication between software. However, the year of the API (2017, according to Forbes) is now some time behind us. So, APIs are not exactly new, but the extent to which they are being used has most certainly exploded and is still expanding. The question, therefore, is not so much whether you should follow this technology, but rather when you’ll start doing so.

Graydon has an enormous database of company information and predictive scores at its disposal. All data can be unlocked in your own systems via APIs. Once linked, all departments within your company get direct access to the most recent data. In short, using Graydon’s APIs, you can quickly and conveniently integrate company data into the systems and the applications you’ve come to trust and rely on.

7 solid reasons for integrating APIs

• Relevant information added directly into your trusted, internal environment
• Complete and always up to date
• Quick and user friendly
• Less chance for errors
• Controlled data quantity
• Advanced technology
• Simple installation