When creating applications and systems for business, developers seldom want to have to start from scratch. Instead, they find that their time is more effectively used when they rely on existing infrastructure, designing their application to take advantage of proven resources that are already firmly in place. And similar to how the creator of a new home appliance will incorporate a pre-existing plug design so that it can function using common power sockets, developers rely on application programming interfaces (APIs) to “plug” their apps into existing company networks.
Our application
connectors allow users to integrate ERPs or any order management systems with
the WorkSeer platform. Since the Workseer application is a bolt-on system that
is dependent on the data feed from the ERPs
or the legacy system having the Order, Parties, and the Product information and
so Workseer works with customers to develop the connectors needed to seamlessly
integrate the client's order management system with the Workseer system.
What is an API?
The API is a
collection of tools, definitions, and protocols designed to assist in building
and integrating new application software.
One way to think
of an API is as a kind of menu; developers can browse through a list of
available options for inclusion in their apps, along with descriptions of what
function each option performs. They can then select the operations they wish to
include based on functionality, without necessarily having to fully understand
how these options are built or presented.
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