Unified.to is a platform that simplifies SaaS integrations through a single API, allowing developers to quickly add and maintain multiple integrations.

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Unified.to is for software teams that want to add connections to their customers’ business software without building and maintaining a separate integration for every vendor. Developers use a single API for each software category, such as CRM, HR, applicant tracking, accounting, and ticketing, with consistent endpoints and data models across supported services. Teams can use Unified.to to let customers connect their accounts through a hosted authorization flow, then read or write supported records from their own product. The platform also provides webhooks for changes in connected systems; where a vendor lacks native webhooks, virtual webhooks can detect changes on a polling schedule. REST APIs and SDKs support implementation, while an embeddable integration directory can help customers choose and connect services in the app. Unified.to is intended for developers building SaaS products, automation tools, or other applications that need to work with data in customers’ third-party accounts. It uses a pass-through approach: requested customer records are fetched from the connected service, processed for the API response, and not stored or cached on Unified.to’s servers. Vendor-specific fields and API capabilities may vary, so teams should check support for the integrations and data objects they need.

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