One integration.
Every SaaS your
customers use.
Build once against a unified API — Accounting, HRIS, CRM and more — and ship integrations to 200+ connectors. Apideck handles the auth, the data models and the edge cases.
Three ideas do all the work.
Integrations get hard because every vendor is different. Apideck collapses that difference into three primitives — then everything downstream is the same call, over and over.
Accounting, HRIS, CRM — each is a single normalized schema. Learn the Invoice once; it maps to every ERP underneath.
Apideck Vault stores, rotates and refreshes every token. Credentials never reach your servers.
Change a serviceId, not your code. Request and response shapes stay identical across 200+ integrations.
From a customer's login to an AI agent — four steps.
Scroll through the lifecycle. The panel follows along — watch the one line that changes when the connector does, and everything that doesn't.
Your customer authorizes once.
Drop in the embedded Vault flow. They pick their tool and sign in on the provider's own screen — OAuth, an API key, whatever it needs. Apideck stores and refreshes the tokens. Secrets never touch your servers.
CustomerAikidoBuild against one API.
One unified endpoint per category — Accounting, HRIS, CRM and more. One request shape, one auth model, whether QuickBooks or NetSuite is behind it.
CustomerRound TreasurySwap the connector. Your code doesn't.
Change a single serviceId and the response comes back in the exact same normalized shape — no per-vendor branching, no field remapping. The one field that changes is highlighted; nothing else does.
CustomerDeriveHand the platform to an agent.
The same unified layer is an MCP server. An AI agent discovers tools and runs execute_tool across every connector — four meta-tools keep its context window tiny.
CustomerOctaOne schema per category. Every connector underneath.
Invoices, bills and the ledger — normalized across every ERP.
The plumbing? We already built it.
Everything you'd own by building the integration layer yourself maps to a piece of Apideck that already handles it. Pick a concern to see how.
Vault stores and refreshes OAuth tokens across every connector. Your users authorize once and Apideck keeps each connection alive — you never build or babysit per-provider auth.
refreshed automatically · secrets never reach your servers