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Depending upon the complexity of your workflow, you can implement a template in a few minutes to a few hours. For templates with more than 100+ steps, testing and verifying a workflow will take longer.

Yes, when a user sets up an integration, you can setup a workflow that can pull data from one app into yours. This is implemented through Integry queries with built-in advanced pagination.

Yes, Integry supports two-way syncing, object serialization, management of duplicate updates, one-way syncing, data mapping, custom field mapping, data transformation and more.

Yes, you can. You can whitelabel the app connector and the Integry logo will not appear on the authorization screen.

In case of the in-app experience, yes you can remove the Integry branding completely, depending upon the pricing package you’re on.

In the case of App Directory, you can’t remove the Integry branding from the App Directory’s footer but you can remove it from the header and add your own.

The integrations are embedded inside your app through the Integry widget. It displays the list of all integrations for your users. Your users can then set up these integrations. The widget uses your app’s HTML, CSS, and JS, so it is completely customizable.

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There are three ways to go about this. First, you can simply add the app yourself through our easy-to-use App Builder which allows you to add any unlisted API to the platform through a few simple steps.

Second, you can use our http client to connect to any missing endpoints

Lastly, you can request us to add the unlisted app to our application roadmap and we will communicate the estimated time. To get an unlisted app added please contact your customer success manager or get in touch with us at hello@integry.io.

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You can connect to as many apps, create as many integrations as you want. You can have any number of end-users for your app. We charge you on the basis of usage.

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We no longer use tasks for billing. If you are a legacy-billing customer, this definition applies to you: a task is an activity performed by us on another platform. For example, if we create a task on Trello or send a message on Slack, these will be accounted as individual tasks. Our pricing is usage-based i.e. we charge on the basis of the tasks consumed per month.

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• You need to have an API
• You are a SaaS product
• You need to implement SSO with Integry