Ecommerce platforms require integration with various systems for seamless data flow. Understanding key considerations and best practices is crucial for creating efficient and scalable integrations that drive growth.

At Pandium, we often speak with early-stage startups that are looking to build integrations between their product, and other software their customers use to increase adoption. In this article we’ll dive into best practices for prioritizing and building integrations.

Pandium PM Natalie breaks down what the best SaaS teams get right when scaling their integration strategy, from designing for change and streamlining management to leveraging smart configurations and staying ahead of API updates.

A PM breaks down how smart configuration design can make integrations both flexible and scalable. Learn when to use static vs. dynamic configurations and how the right approach can reduce engineering overhead.

Despite their proven ability to enhance customer retention, increase lifetime value, and drive revenue, integrations are often misunderstood within organizations. This blog explores the reasons for misalignment and what you can do to create better understanding and alignment.

In this blog, Pandium's CEO and Co-Founder explores five key signs that it’s time to rethink your integration approach—covering challenges like missed revenue opportunities, rising technical debt, and security gaps.

Explore the hidden drawbacks of low-code and no-code iPaaS solutions, including restricted flexibility and vendor lock-in risks.

The CTO and Director of Partnerships at Justuno, a website marketing automation platform, share their experience with trying different strategies to speed up the development of integrations their customers need.

When building integrations for B2B SaaS users, no-code tools, code-first tools, and DIY integrations all have pros and cons. We cover a framework for evaluating each option and making a decision based on the needs of your company and customers.

Discover Embedded iPaaS: Integration platforms embedded in B2B SaaS products. Learn how it differs from traditional iPaaS in this comprehensive guide.

Embedded iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service) systems emerged in order to addressed B2B integration challenges. We discuss a new alternative in the Embedded iPaaS market that addresses the persistent pain points and dynamic integration needs of B2B SaaS businesses.

Leaders from Xero, Egnyte, LaunchDarkly, and LivePerson share insights including best processes for deciding on new integrations, figuring out use cases, and defining metrics to convince stakeholders of the business value of integrations and APIs.

Priya Sukumar, the Director of Product Management at RingCentral, defines a user-centric approach to building integrations, shares processes she has used to implement this approach in her day-to-day, and provides tactical advice for collecting qualitative & quantitative user data.