No-Code vs Code-First Integration Platforms: Which is Right for Your B2B SaaS Business?

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.
Written by
Elizabeth Garcia, Product Marketing Manager
Published on
August 9, 2024

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

Cristina Flaschen (CEO, Pandium) and Shon Urbas (CTO, Pandium) bring decades of combined experience in integration and platform implementation, and have a deep understanding of the nuances and challenges that come with in-house development and outsourcing using external tools.

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