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.

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Elizabeth Garcia, Product Marketing Manager

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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.

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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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