How Cloud Elements is Fully Embeddable

April 25, 2018 Jackie Rebrovic

At Cloud Elements, we take a different approach to API integration: we believe that the service provider should own the integration experience end-to-end. We help SaaS companies and Enterprises shift the burden of integration away from your customers, by insulating them from the complexities of underlying APIs. You customers shouldn't have to build integrations themselves, or worse, go to external integration vendors for individual use cases.

How we SaaS companies and Enterprises:

100% accessibility via APIs
Self-service connectivity
Easy maintenance and management
OEM experience
We live behind your UI and UX

About the Author

As the Senior Strategic Marketing Manager at Cloud Elements Jackie is responsible for owning all advertising channels, digital campaigns, full-funnel content, and the website. Outside of all things Cloud Elements, Jackie is a certified yoga instructor at Corepower Yoga in Denver. In her free time she enjoys skiing in the rocky mountains, cooking at home, happy hour-ing, seeing live music, traveling, and hiking with her Shiba Inu, Mika.
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