API
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What is an API, and why is it important for your ERP system?
An API (Application Programming Interface) is a way for different programs to talk to each other. It functions as a bridge between different systems, making it possible to share information automatically without you needing to do so manually. A good API enables you to connect your ERP system, such as Monitor ERP, with other programs and services to ensure that everything works smoothly together.
With an API you can, for example:
- Save time: Automate processes so your information flows between systems without manual handling.
- Reduce errors: By avoiding entering the same data multiple times, you lower the risk of human error.
- Get a better overview: When the systems talk to each other you’ll gain access to real-time information, making it easier to make the right decision.
How can Monitor ERP help you with an API integration?
The Monitor ERP API enables several smart integration solutions. Get in touch with us to find out how we can help.
Why is an API important to you as a Monitor ERP user?
When your systems are integrated you can work faster, smarter and more efficiently. A powerful API enables you to tailor solutions to suit your company and get the most out of Monitor ERP as well as other digital tools. It’s about creating an eco-system where everything is interconnected, and where you can focus on driving your business forward instead of getting bogged down in manual tasks.
What do you need to get started with an integration?
You need access to Full Access API, and you need API licenses. Keep in mind that, if 'Monitor Full Access API' is being used to write to the ERP System, by another party’s application, all of the application’s users/clients must have their own API license in the ERP System.
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Integrations
Monitor ERP integrates with a selection of other systems, giving you complete control of your company.
Remember!
If 'Monitor Full Access API' is being used to write to the ERP System, by another party’s application, all of the application’s users/clients must have their own API license in the ERP System.