A modern data stack, built on Fivetran and Google BigQuery, is fundamental to gaining the data visibility retailers need to deliver seamless personalized omnichannel experiences.

If you’re a SaaS company, it is impossible not to tackle the topic of integration. Whether you’re a small software business or a large, established tech enterprise with several SaaS products, every commercial conversation is highly likely to involve the question “Will I be able to sync data from your application with my CRM / ERP / Finance / Marketing” – you name it.

ConfigCat’s feature flag and configuration management service is now integrated with Bitrise, and their Verified Step can help you test in production, fix bugs easier, and deploy with more security.

API integrations are foundational to the innovation and agility companies need to remain competitive. Using APIs lets companies connect systems to build new capabilities to extend their services and provide enhanced customer experiences. This guide discusses API integrations and shows you how to define an API integration to start building your API ecosystem.

Having a governance strategy gives you data control and visibility.

Do you wonder, “How do you integrate an Ecommerce website?” This guide offers insights into integrating your Ecommerce site and the benefits. Our five takeaways include.

If you own an online store, you may be wondering: Why is ecommerce integration important? The term "integration" is likely something you've heard tossed around quite a lot. However, if you have yet to pursue it, you may be stuck trying to figure out how integration can help your business grow. Or, you may be struggling with the next best step to help you realize its benefits.

With Fivetran webhooks, developers can use real-time messages to power user experiences, transform data, drive error alerting and more.

Global research reveals that 77% of enterprises lack real-time access to ERP data, leading to poor business outcomes and lost revenue.

Five things to know about data integration for B2B ecommerce: Business-to-business (B2B) ecommerce companies share many of the same data integration obstacles as their business-to-consumer (B2C) counterparts—managing multiple data types, abiding by data governance guidelines, merging data with partners, etc. Still, many data integration solutions cater specifically to ecommerce enterprises in the B2C space, so integrating data remains a challenge for the B2B sector.