Underneath an API Integration Platform, Cloud Elements has a catalog of hundreds of integrations, known as Elements. If you don't see an integration in our catalog, here is the step-by-step guide to requesting a new Element.
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We consistently hear that user authentication and instance provisioning create problems for developers. Especially for productized integrations.
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Download the whitepaper to learn about Data Privacy, what it means, and how Cloud Elements is ensuring our product suite is ISO 27001and GDPR compliant.
Out-of-the-box, prebuilt integration connector to a cloud or on-prem service. Each Element includes Normalized APIs & Error Handling; Authentication; Discovery APIs; Search & Pagination; Eventing.
I’ve heard the phrase “compliance is hard” thrown around here lately at Cloud Elements and yes, it is hard - I think that we can all agree on that. In fact, that exact phrase was used...
We have finished updating the Cloud Elements platform to the TLSv1.2 security protocol. We now require all connections to our application and web servers, including...
Our Elements are the root of what we do, but don’t call them Connectors, it doesn’t do them justice. Their job is to provide a standard way to connect to endpoints, regardless of the...
Dev discussion with Aaron Fullerton, Cloud Elements' senior software engineer and occasional coffee enthusaist met with me, Chase Doelling, Cloud Elements' product marketer, to chat...
Since our big release of Cloud Elements 2.0 in August, the team has been keeping up the pace on new product development - and we’re super happy to announce a raft of new security...
Integrations are all about enabling communication between your disconnected APIs. So, when building a new integration, one of your top priorities should be to create frameworks for data...
Our Customer Enablement Manager, Clayton Shaver, recently demoed a deep dive on creating common resources in our newly released Cloud Elements 2.0. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what a...
In an age when even your grandparents know what an ‘app’ is, software is running the world to an extent that we may have not clearly imagined possible prior to the turn of the millennium. Now in this
26:52We will cover what’s new in Cloud Elements 2.0, how you can migrate your existing integrations over from v1, and get a sneak peek at upcoming features.
20:30Join our Customer Enablement Manager, Clayton Shaver, for a deep dive session on how to integrate and authenticate in Cloud Elements 2.0.
16:40Join us for a deep dive session on how to create a common resource using custom JavaScript in Cloud Elements 2.0.
The first milestone in building an integration is authorizing your endpoints to connect and share data, fondly called authentication. The standards for authentication often vary, and...