What it does
Developers launch integrations in hours instead of months using one API and data model for HR, ATS, CRM, accounting, and 1043+ other integrations across 34 categories.
Questions people ask
What is a billable API request?
API requests occur when your app calls Unified.to to fetch, create, update, or delete data, when Unified.to's webhook calls a third-party system, or when a third-party system sends Unified.to a webhook. All successful API calls and native webhook calls are billable. For virtual webhooks, only runs where new data is discovered and attempted to be sent are billable. For example, requesting List Employees receiving up to 100 records counts as one API request, and requesting the next page of 100 employees is a second API request.
How does usage-based pricing work?
Transparent, tiered pricing is based on API volume, not integrations or connections. Unlimited connections are included on every plan. This usage-based pricing model allows you to start small and scale integrations with volume discounts. If you exceed the API requests included in your plan, additional requests are calculated and your bill adjusted accordingly in line with your chosen plan. You can upgrade anytime, and custom options are available by contacting sales.
What is a customer connection?
A customer connection refers to a third-party account authorized by your customer through Unified.to to be linked with your app. In some platforms it is called a linked account. Customers can have multiple connections, allowing them to authorize various third-party accounts. For example, if a customer authorizes Greenhouse, HubSpot, and Google Drive, this results in three customer connections. Customers can only authorize accounts from integrations you have activated, and all paid plans include unlimited customer connections.
What is an integration?
An integration refers to a seamless link between your app and your customer's third-party account. Unified.to builds and maintains integrations so you don't have to. Integrations are pre-configured and ready to use, allowing your app to interact with customers' third-party accounts, access their data, or perform specific actions without extensive custom development. For example, when you integrate with Salesforce, you can access your customers' CRM data in real-time including Event, Deal, and Lead information. You can push and pull data within customers' third-party accounts, and all plans have unlimited integrations.
What is a webhook?
A webhook is an automated way for software systems to communicate and share real-time data. A native webhook is directly built into or provided by a software system, occurring when a third-party system sends requested data to Unified.to. To receive this updated data, you need to subscribe to a Unified.to webhook and specify a hook URL for data transmission. Not every third-party system has native webhooks, so Unified.to created virtual webhooks to mimic webhook behavior by regularly polling and sending data to your hook URL. Each plan includes unlimited webhook subscriptions.