Smaller exposed surface
No generic connections; you ship a bounded contract with call traceability.
API on ERP data
Expose ERP data via API without opening the database or touching the ERP core
Many integrations fail on brittle direct access or long middleware projects. With a read-only API you define what is returned, with which parameters and which consumer credential calls it: clients use standard HTTP; your team keeps the switch in the console without sharing connection strings across integrations.
You can sign up without a card and validate with a test source when it fits your schedule.
Integrations and data consumption
A read-only API fits dashboards and reports as different faces of the same data.
Value for IT, integration and business
Faster time-to-market
Test real responses in the console before production without deploying another internal service.
One data criterion
API consumers get the same aggregation logic leadership sees in reports or dashboards.
Signals this is for you
When you need a stable ERP → other system channel, not a monthly manual dump.
- B2B portals, intranets or internal apps that need periodic reads.
- Partners that must read statuses, aggregated balances or catalogues without a heavy VPN setup.
- Replace scraping, SFTP drops or manual copies with a governed API.
- Teams with reporting queries ready to reuse as a technical interface.
Frequently asked questions
Does the API change the ERP?
No. The focus is read and delivery; writes stay in your processes and systems of record.
Where do I see endpoint limits and pricing?
In billing and account, per plan—not on this guide page.
Product guide index
All public pages by use case: they help visitors and search engines see how topics connect—without mixing unrelated products.
Validate a read API on your ERP data
Sign up, create a test endpoint and verify consumption with dedicated credentials.
If you want to compare quotas and plans before creating an account, use the pricing section on the home page.