BUILD THE RIGHT APIS, DONE THE RIGHT WAY
CONQUER NEW MARKETS WITH APIS AS PRODUCTS
Offering APIs as products allows your company to serve API consumers with different information needs, monetization strategies, analytics, and segregation of use. In order for your company to gain a competitive edge, we will work together to identify the best API products with lean startup and canvas techniques.
PARTNERSHIPS AND PROPOSING API SERVICE PLANS
We have extensive experience in creating API-based service plan models. Collaborating with your API product owner, we will analyze the characteristics of actual and future API consumers, and suggest strategies that can benefit your business. These strategies are based on factors including your partner trust, monetization, market segment, use, market, simplicity, API consumer devices, etc.
CREATE AN API PORTAL TO ENGAGE DEVELOPERS AND PARTNERS
In recent years, API portals have emerged as a relevant way to engage developers and partners. We create API portals that make the onboarding of internal and external developers smoother. We will also introduce active and customized social channels and reports to portray the relationship between your company and your API consumers.
RETHINK YOUR BUSINESS AND MONETIZE YOUR APIS
Consider the way that creating tailored packages will aid meeting the diverse needs of partners and developers who consume your API. Through API strategies, we will help you identify the best way to gradually lead your partners through the different monetization plans for your APIs.
API FIRST APPROACH
We will create or assist your developers to create systems with an API-first design. With this approach, the software building process becomes more efficient. The API specification is done with Swagger. Swagger’s mockups are created using API management.
SECURE APIS,
SECURE BUSINESS
We define security policies that guide developers in creating new APIs. These policies are applied according to the category of the APIs. We also create model APIs integrated with Service Mesh (which segregate their domains), IAM, and SIEM.
