How it works
Whatever the delivery model, integrations need the same building blocks: a way for users to authorize access, connectors per platform, data mapping, scheduling and change detection, error handling and retries, logs and alerts, and access controls. An integration platform packages those blocks. iPaaS, embedded iPaaS and unified APIs are different shapes of the same idea.
Example
A SaaS company with eight integrations finds each one has its own token storage, retry logic and logging. Moving them onto one platform gives support one place to look when a customer's sync fails.
In integrations
The Unify Int platform shares one data model, one auth flow, one sync engine and one audit trail across the Integrations, Finance and Product Data families, with the Unify Technology Center for teams that want it built for them. Integrations do not stay finished. Platforms change APIs, customers add custom fields and auth rules tighten. A shared platform keeps that ongoing work in one place instead of spread across every connector.