Every downstream system that wants product data usually means another integration project. In Pimberly, a REST endpoint is configured as an export channel with its own access token, serving a data lake, a partner platform or a data pool from one place. Release control works as it does for any channel, so a consumer only receives the products the business has released, and editing the record changes what the next request returns.
With Pimberly’s export API, you can:
- Expose governed product content to external systems through a documented REST API, without building a separate integration for each
- Configure a new endpoint as an export channel with its own access token, serving a data lake, partner platform or data pool
- Apply release control exactly as for any other channel, so a consumer only receives the products the business has released
- Return the current product record on each request, with edits reflected on the next call
- Support both retrieving content via API and sending it out via scheduled feeds from the same framework
- Guarantee consumers always receive the approved record, never a copy that has drifted
See how it works in the video below:
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