Tag: Integration
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Multi-Channel E-Commerce and ERP Integration
A digital ecosystem that connects e-commerce, marketplace, ERP, inventory, product feed and iOS/Android mobile app flows through one data layer.
MSSQL XML Agent: ERP Automation Agent
Portable Windows automation agent that exports XML from MSSQL databases for ERP flows, with scheduling and a web management UI.
Services
Glossary Terms
Accounting Integration
Accounting integration moves sales, payment, inventory, and e-Fatura data into accounting or ERP systems with traceable, reliable automation.
Agentic AI
Agentic AI is an AI approach where systems plan tasks, use tools, and adjust their next steps instead of producing a single reply.
AI Agent
An AI agent is a software component that uses an LLM, tools, and data sources to plan steps and complete a defined goal.
API (Application Programming Interface)
An API is a contract that lets software systems request approved data or actions from one another through documented endpoints.
API Caching
API caching stores frequently requested responses for a short time so the same data does not need to be recomputed or reread.
API Contract Testing
API contract testing compares consumer expectations with provider responses through contracts such as OpenAPI or Pact.
API Documentation
API documentation explains endpoints, authentication, parameters, sample requests, responses, and errors so developers can integrate reliably.
API Endpoint
A REST endpoint is an API entry point where an HTTP method and URL path expose a specific resource or operation to clients.
API Error Handling
API error handling returns failed requests with correct HTTP codes, machine-readable fields, and useful messages for developers.
API Gateway
An API Gateway sits between clients and services to centralize routing, authentication, quotas, observability, and versioning.
API Integration
API integration connects separate software systems so they can exchange data securely and keep workflows automated.
API Key
An API key identifies an application or developer and supports quota tracking, access limits, and basic server-to-server security.
API Marketplace
An API marketplace combines API discovery, testing, subscriptions, pricing, documentation, and key management in one platform.
API Mock
An API mock imitates expected endpoints and responses so frontend, mobile, and test teams can move before the real service is ready.
API Quota
An API quota limits the total calls, data volume, or operations a customer, application, or key may use within a defined period.
API Testing
API testing validates endpoint responses, error codes, performance, and authorization behavior through repeatable test scenarios.
API Versioning
API versioning defines a release strategy for new fields, rules, and endpoint changes without breaking existing clients.
Circuit Breaker
The circuit breaker pattern stops calls to failing dependencies temporarily, preventing cascading failures and wasted resources.
Content Negotiation
Content negotiation lets an HTTP client request a preferred representation, such as JSON or HTML, while the server selects the best match.
CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)
CORS uses HTTP headers to tell browsers which origins may safely read responses from an API hosted on another origin.
cURL
cURL is a command-line tool for sending URL-based requests, inspecting responses, and automating API tests or diagnostics.
Data Synchronization
Data synchronization keeps records aligned across two or more systems so operations stay consistent and up to date.
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)
EDI lets companies exchange orders, invoices, shipment notices, and inventory messages between systems in standard formats.
ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning)
ERP manages finance, inventory, sales, production, HR, and supply chain processes through a shared enterprise data model.
GİB Integration
GİB integration connects ERP or accounting software to Turkish e-Belge channels for e-Fatura, e-Arşiv, and related tax document workflows.
GraphQL
GraphQL is a schema-based API query language and runtime that lets clients select exactly the fields they need.
GraphQL Federation
GraphQL Federation combines independently owned schemas so multiple teams can expose one unified GraphQL supergraph.
GraphQL Schema
A GraphQL schema is the contract layer that defines API types, queries, mutations, and relationships between fields.
GraphQL Subscription
A GraphQL Subscription is an operation type that streams server events to clients in real time while a connection stays open.
gRPC
gRPC is an RPC framework that uses Protocol Buffers and HTTP/2 for fast, type-safe communication between services.
Hepsiburada Integration
Hepsiburada integration automatically syncs product, inventory, price, order, shipping, and invoice data with the Hepsiburada marketplace.
HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol)
HTTP is the core web communication protocol that defines request-response exchanges between browsers, API clients, and servers.
HTTP Methods
HTTP methods are standard verbs that tell a server whether a resource should be read, created, updated, partially changed, or deleted.
HTTP Status Codes
HTTP status codes are three-digit response signals showing whether a request succeeded, was redirected, or failed on the client or server side.
HTTPS (HTTP Secure)
HTTPS encrypts HTTP traffic with TLS, providing confidentiality, integrity, and server identity between user, browser, and server.
Idempotency
Idempotency ensures a repeated API or payment request produces one intended result instead of duplicating the operation.
Idempotency Key
An idempotency key is a unique token on retryable API requests that prevents duplicate payments, orders, or records.
Idempotent
An idempotent operation leaves the system in the same final state whether the same request runs once or several times.
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation)
JSON is a lightweight, human-readable data exchange format and the most widely used format for transferring data in APIs.
JWT (JSON Web Token)
JWT is a signed and encoded JSON-based token standard used to carry verifiable claims between APIs, clients, and services.
Long Polling
Long polling keeps an HTTP request open until the server has new data, giving clients near real-time updates without a persistent socket.
Message Broker
A message broker queues and routes events or tasks between services, decoupling producers from consumers in distributed systems.
Microservice
Microservice architecture designs a large application as small services that can be developed, deployed, and scaled independently.
Microservice Communication
Microservice communication is how independent services exchange data and commands through REST, gRPC, events, or message queues.
Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Model Context Protocol lets AI applications connect to tools, files, and external systems through a shared context interface.
n11 Integration
n11 integration synchronizes a seller's catalog, stock, pricing, orders, and shipping information with the n11 marketplace through APIs.
OAuth 2.0
OAuth 2.0 is an authorization framework that allows third-party applications to access resources without the user's password.
OpenAPI / Swagger
OpenAPI is an open standard for describing RESTful APIs in a machine- and human-readable format, also known as Swagger.
Order Management System (OMS)
An order management system centralizes orders from many channels and connects them with inventory, payment, shipping, returns, and ERP workflows.
Pagination
Pagination is a design pattern that breaks large datasets into manageable chunks for performant data delivery in API responses.
Payment API
A payment API is a programmatic interface that allows applications to securely initiate, verify, and manage payment transactions.
Polling vs Webhooks
Polling vs webhooks compares scheduled status checks with event-driven callbacks for keeping integrated systems synchronized.
Postman
Postman is an API collaboration platform for sending requests, organizing collections, writing tests, and sharing documentation.
Publish-Subscribe (Pub/Sub)
Publish-subscribe is a messaging pattern where publishers send events to topics and subscribers receive matching messages.
Rate Limiting
Rate limiting protects APIs by capping how many requests a user, IP address, or token can send within a defined time window.
Rate Limiting Strategies
Rate limiting strategies balance API request speed with fixed window, sliding window, leaky bucket, or token bucket algorithms.
REST API
A REST API designs web services around resources and HTTP methods, making integrations predictable across web and mobile systems.
Retry Pattern
The Retry pattern handles transient network or service failures by repeating an operation with controlled timing and limits.
Reverse Proxy
A reverse proxy sits in front of backend servers, routing client traffic while handling TLS termination, caching, security, and load balancing.
SaaS Integration
SaaS integration connects CRM, accounting, e-commerce, support, and other cloud tools through APIs, webhooks, or managed file flows.
SDK (Software Development Kit)
An SDK packages libraries, tools, sample code, and documentation that help developers build for a specific platform, device, or service.
Shipping Integration
Shipping integration connects an e-commerce platform to carrier APIs (Yurtiçi, Aras, MNG) for automated shipment management.
SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol)
SOAP is a web service protocol that carries structured XML envelope messages using WSDL contracts, type safety, and enterprise standards.
SSE (Server-Sent Events)
SSE is a web standard for sending one-way live updates from a server to a browser over a long-lived HTTP connection.
Trendyol Integration
Trendyol integration synchronizes a seller's products, stock, prices, orders, invoices, and shipping updates with Trendyol APIs.
tRPC
tRPC carries server procedure types to TypeScript clients end to end without requiring a separate API schema or code generation step.
Webhook
A webhook lets one system automatically send an HTTP request to another when an event occurs, so updates arrive without polling.
Webhook Security
Webhook security verifies incoming event callbacks with signatures, timestamps, replay protection, and strict endpoint controls.
WebSocket
WebSocket starts with an HTTP upgrade and provides persistent, bidirectional real-time messaging between client and server.
WebSocket Server
A WebSocket server is the backend component that keeps persistent client connections and routes real-time messages.
Workflow Automation
Workflow automation moves repeatable business work forward with triggers, rules, and integrations instead of manual handoffs.
XML (eXtensible Markup Language)
XML is a tag-based data format for hierarchical records, still used in SOAP, document archives, and enterprise integrations.
Zapier
Zapier is a cloud automation tool that connects apps through triggers and actions, making simple workflows possible without code.