Use Cases & Industries

Expose account and payment APIs to third-party providers with consent flows and a full audit trail—one control plane for open banking.

Tiered API access, usage limits, and clear usage data for billing and analytics. Enforce quotas and give partners self-service discovery.

Secure health-data APIs with role-based access, audit logging, and data residency—built for interoperability and compliance.

Expose catalog, orders, and inventory APIs to apps and partners with rate limits, caching, and usage visibility.

Secure APIs for citizens and agencies with strict compliance and the option to run on-prem or air-gapped.

Single entry point for internal services with routing, access control, and visibility—run it yourself.

Onboard B2B partners with different access levels, strong authentication, quotas, and self-service docs and try-it.

Tiered access (free vs paid); enforce limits and expose usage for billing and analytics.

Call multiple backends in sequence or parallel, merge or transform responses, and expose a single API surface with visual workflows.

Transform payloads, map fields, and adapt between legacy formats and modern APIs using visual workflows.

Route traffic by tenant, header, percentage, or feature flag; run canary and A/B tests without code changes.

Retry with backoff, fallback to cache or alternate backend, and return consistent error shapes—all defined in workflows.

Connect internal and external APIs with visual workflows so teams can build and change integrations without writing code.

Integrate CRM, ERP, payment providers, and identity providers through the gateway and workflows—map, sync, and expose a unified API.

Onboard new partners and vendor APIs quickly with workflow-based mapping, validation, and routing—no custom code per partner.

Let AI tools use your APIs with the same credentials and security as your existing apps. One gateway, one audit trail.

Let platform engineers and automation manage your API platform with the same sign-on and permissions as the admin UI. One auth model for both.