ActiveStandards API: Making Sure Your Site Measures Up

Candice McMillan, June 19th, 2013

ActiveStandardsActiveStandards, an SaaS website quality management platform, provides the ActiveStandards API, that gives developers access to the toolset, allowing them to integrate it with other websites and use the functionality wherever it is most appropriate for that given website. Any business or organisation that has a significant enterprise web presence will know the value of being able to monitor and protect the quality and compliance of their web content, and a tool like ActiveStandards provides the means to do just that.


Fighting Off The Fraudsters: Socure API

Candice McMillan, June 18th, 2013

SocureThe World Wide Web can be a charlatan’s playground with the potential of accessing reams of personal details and passwords to exploit as they please. Of course, there are secure solutions in place and we can all do our bit to ensure our information remains safe, but in some cases, fraud manages to succeed. Socure is an identity fraud detection service aimed at providing organisations or website owners with the tools to help prevent fraud and ensure that their customers are who they say they are. Socure’s API makes it possible to integrate this functionality into websites and applications.


Setster Launches Second Release of its Appointment and Booking API

Eric Carter, June 14th, 2013

SetsterSetster, appointment software provider, announced Release 2.0 of the Setster API that expands its functionality and reach. The API allows partners and customers to build fully integrated, custom booking solutions within existing applications and tools. The added features allow developers to enjoy a completely automated management environment with regards to the Setster feature set of its solution.


Moves API: Making Every Step Count

Candice McMillan, June 14th, 2013

MovesGetting in the right amount of daily exercise is important for general health, but how many of us know exactly how active we are on a daily basis? How much do we actually move and how can we track it? Moves is an application that transforms your iPhone into a portable movement tracker; a handy tool that is a combination of the kind of functionalities you’d find in other gadgets and apps such as Nike+ fuelband, Fitbit, Runkeeper, Runtastic etc. Moves also provides the Moves API that allows developers to access this functionality and integrate it with other applications.


CKAN API: Open Data In The Hands of The Masses

Mark Boyd, June 13th, 2013

CKANAn independent, open source platform aimed at making it easier for governments and businesses to publish open data has released a new version of their API. The CKAN API allows access to catalog listings of open datasets, full-text searches, and sharing of statistics on open data usage.


Progress Software Delivers Portable PaaS Environment

Michael Vizard, June 13th, 2013

While it’s clear that enterprise IT organizations are warming up to cloud computing many of them remain uncomfortable with the lack of control they have over the cloud, especially when it comes to relying on cloud service providers that might lock them into a specific platform.


Unleashed Software Offers API Access to Inventory Management Software

Eric Carter, June 13th, 2013

UnleashedUnleashed, online inventory management software provider, has launched a beta trial for access to its inventory management suite via the Unleashed API. A subset of Unleashed’s feature set is currently available through the API. Until the entire feature set becomes available, the API will remain in beta. Unleashed has already improved the beta to include more and more of its entire feature set, and currently includes around 20 of its world class inventory management features.


Tito API: Just The Ticket

Candice McMillan, June 12th, 2013

TitoAnyone in the events industry will know how much is involved in making an event a success. There are detailed logistics at every turn, and the event ticketing and registration process can prove to be one of those complex challenges. Startup, Tito, may just have the solution for eliminating these potential ticketing nightmares, as they have introduced a simple and effective event managing application that makes it possible to sell tickets and manage events quickly and easily. Tito also provides the Tito API, which is good news for developers who may want to access this functionality and integrate it with other relevant applications.


Giving Digital Advertising The Tools To Thrive: Vizu API

Candice McMillan, June 11th, 2013

VizuWith the average person spending a substantial amount of time online everyday and having access to at least one kind of mobile device, the field of digital advertising has an incredible opportunity to meet consumers face to face; on their personal devices. For this kind of advertising to reach its full potential, there needs to be an accurate way to measure its accuracy and effectiveness in order for it to be a lucrative part of a brand advertising budget. That’s where Vizu and its Vizu API comes in – a tool for gathering real-time information about online customers and audiences.


The Breeze API: Manage Projects by Keeping it Simple

Greg Bates, June 10th, 2013

BreezeNeed to get organized but fearful of the hairball of project management applications? Breeze, started by Rene Vahtel, offers tools that take nearly zero time to understand, so you can focus on the results for the project without getting bogged down in learning how to use the planning tools.


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