What is Dynamic (Virtual) API?
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The Aurinko /dynamic API empowers developers to create robust and adaptable customer integrations for Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platforms. It provides a powerful alternative to traditional drag-and-drop editors by enabling you to build integrations using code, offering greater flexibility and control over the integration process.
Key Features
Customer-Configurable Integrations: Aurinko Dynamic API breaks away from the limitations of pre-built integrations. Developers can design integrations that adapt to specific customer requirements, allowing for a high degree of customization.
Code-Based Development: Build integrations using your preferred coding language and tools. This approach offers more control and flexibility compared to visual editors.
Virtual Unified Data Models: Create tailored virtual unified data models that provide a simplified view of your customer's data. These models can still access and manipulate any underlying data object or field, including standard and custom ones.
Virtual Model Mappings: Manage complex enterprise customer setups efficiently through virtual model mappings. Have multiple customer specific mapings for the same virtual data model. This simplifies integration development and maintenance for intricate customer environments.
Beyond Inflexible Unified APIs
The Aurinko Dynamic API goes beyond the constraints of static, inflexible unified APIs. It empowers developers to build integrations that are tailored to the specific needs of each customer, ensuring a more adaptable and future-proof solution.
Focus on Key CRM and ERP Platforms
The Aurinko Dynamic API currently focuses on providing integrations for leading CRM and ERP platforms, i.e. Salesforce, Hubspot, Sugar CRM, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite, Eclipse ERP, Acumatica. This ensures that developers have the tools they need to connect to the most widely used business applications. Check out the following blog post to learn about the origins of the Dynamic API: