FaxLogic API: Equipping The Analogue Fax Machine For The Digital Age

Candice McMillan, April 16th, 2013

FaxLogicDigital may be the way forward, but there are still many businesses that generate a lot of paperwork, and the humble fax machine is by no means unnecessary. FaxLogic is an enterprise level, cloud-based fax service that modernises the functionality of a normal fax machine by combining the convenience, features and benefits of analog fax, internet fax and fax servers. Ultimately, the aim is to provide businesses with a cost-effective and streamlined solution. FaxLogic provides the FaxLogic API that allows secure programmatic access to FaxLogic services and online message repositories.


Contactually API: Keeping In Touch With The Most Important People In Your Business – The Customers

Candice McMillan, April 15th, 2013

ContactuallyStaying in touch with customers is essential to building lucrative relationships and encouraging repeat business. With hundreds of jobs or sales on the go, and countless emails arriving in the inbox daily, it can become easy for companies to let some slip through the cracks. Contactually is a customer relationship management system, designed to provide businesses with a tool that helps them to stay relevant in their customers’ lives. Contactually’s API allows third party developers to access this functionality and integrate it with other applications.


Salesforce.com Extends Mobile API Reach in the Cloud

Michael Vizard, April 9th, 2013

When it comes to mobile computing IT organizations basically have two choices. They can either try to extend their existing applications to support mobile computing access or they can develop applications from the ground up that are truly optimized for mobile computing.


Six New Social Data Sources Added to Gnip Enterprise Data Collector Product

Janet Wagner, April 9th, 2013

GnipGnip, a social media data aggregation platform and social media API, has announced that the company has added six new social data sources to the Gnip Enterprise Data Collector product. The six public APIs that have been added to the platform include bitly, Instagram, Reddit, Stack Overflow, Panaramio and Plurk.


APIs Start to Set the Big Data Pace

Michael Vizard, April 4th, 2013

One the one hand Big Data is supposed to be one of the best things to happen to IT since the invention of the database. After all, managing massive amounts of data should make IT more relevant than ever. But as Big Data continues to evolve it’s starting to look like managing all that data is beyond the scope of many IT organizations. As a result line of businesses are turning to raft of emerging Big Data services in the cloud that allow them to analyze massive amounts of data by invoking a relatively simple API.


Keep Track Of Spending Patterns With The SutiExpense API

Candice McMillan, April 4th, 2013

SutiExpenseKeeping track of business expenses can become a complicated task, especially if there is a lot on the go and administration isn’t a strong point. SutiExpense is a tool designed to streamline this process and help businesses to have a clear understanding of their spending, eliminate errors and ultimately run things more smoothly. It’s a web-based expense management solution that tracks and manages expenses on a daily basis. SutiExpense also provides the SutiExpense API that allows developers to integrate this information with other applications.


Prefer To Pay Cash? Digital Money For Online Transactions With Rixty’s API

Candice McMillan, April 1st, 2013

RixtyFor those who frequent the world of cyber shopping and get a kick out of making swift purchases with the click of a button, the convenience of a credit card transaction brings much satisfaction. For those who prefer to pay cash, however, don’t have access to a credit card or are perhaps a little apprehensive about sharing sensitive account details online; there’s Rixty. It’s an alternative payment solution that allows users to spend cash and coins instead of using a credit card. The Rixty API makes it possible for developers to use this system on their own websites.


Pay With Plastic For Snappy Transactions: Plastiq API

Candice McMillan, March 29th, 2013

PlastiqWhen your business or product’s main access to customers is online, the last thing you want is a stumbling block when it comes to accepting payments. Quick and easy is the name of the game as online shoppers are used to nothing less than instant purchases at the click of a button and the convenient option to use their credit cards. Plastiq is a credit card payment processing and service provider that allows merchants to easily accept credit card payments for their goods and services. The Plastiq API makes it possible for developers to integrate this functionality with other applications.


March Madness to Put Many Applications to the Test

Michael Vizard, March 19th, 2013

With the beginning of the NCAA Basketball tournaments, otherwise known as March Madness, it’s not just the teams that are feeling the anxiety. There are a lot of owners of Web sites out there that have applications that are either specifically tied to the games themselves or are connected to advertising campaigns that have the potential to go viral at any moment.


Seizing The Power Of Collaborative Knowledge: Deskarma API

Candice McMillan, March 13th, 2013

DeskarmaThe combined knowledge of an entire company’s staff can be a powerful tool in productivity and moving forward. Many systems exist that aim to help businesses make knowledge sharing within an enterprise a streamlined process, but a lot of them may lack that ’something’ that motivates the staff to actually participate. Deskarma is a knowledge sharing solution that also includes game mechanics and a scoring system that is aimed at motivating staff to get involved. The Deskarma API allows developers to use this functionality and integrate it with other applications.


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