In modern software development, we don't build monoliths anymore. We build ecosystems. Your application is a central hub connected to a constellation of specialized services: Salesforce for customer data, Stripe for payments, Slack for notifications, and a dozen others. This "Composable Enterprise" model—building by connecting best-in-class components—is powerful, agile, and the future of business technology.
But there's a dark side. A hidden tax on innovation that every developer knows too well: the integration nightmare.
Every new connection is a new world of pain. You battle a fresh authentication flow, decipher cryptic API documentation, map disparate data models, and write endless boilerplate "glue code." This integration tax slows you down, bloats your codebase, and creates a brittle system that's a nightmare to maintain.
What if you could erase that tax? What if you could connect to any system with a single, elegant interface? This is the promise of a Universal API, and it's the key to unlocking the true potential of the composable enterprise.
For every third-party service you add to your stack, your team pays a price in three key areas:
To build a truly composable business, you need an abstraction layer—a middleware that standardizes the chaos. You need a an API for your APIs. That's precisely what we built at Integrations.do.
Our platform acts as a universal translator for your entire tech stack. You connect your accounts (like Salesforce, Stripe, or custom internal tools) to our secure vault once. From that moment on, all the complexity is handled for you.
Instead of writing bespoke, brittle code for each system, you interact with a single, unified SDK.
import { integrations } from '@do/sdk';
// Execute a pre-configured action on an integration.
// Here, we're fetching a customer record from Salesforce.
const customer = await integrations.salesforce.run('getCustomerByEmail', {
email: 'jane.doe@acme.com'
});
console.log(customer.id, customer.name);
// All the complexity of OAuth, API endpoints, and data
// transformation is handled automatically by the .do platform.
Notice the simplicity. The OAuth dance, the token management, the specific Salesforce SOQL query—it's all abstracted away. You're not just calling an API; you're executing a business function. This is the core of our Business-as-Code philosophy.
A universal API isn't just about simplifying GET requests. It's about orchestrating complex, multi-step business processes. We call these Agentic Workflows.
Imagine an onboardNewCustomer workflow. In a traditional setup, this would be a complex saga in your codebase:
With Integrations.do, you define this workflow once on our platform. Then, executing it from your application becomes a single, clean function call:
const result = await integrations.do.run('onboardNewCustomer', { ... });
You've turned a complex, error-prone procedure into a simple, reliable, and reusable service that can be called from anywhere in your stack.
No-code tools like Zapier are fantastic for event-based automation (e.g., "WHEN a new email arrives, THEN add a row to Google Sheets"). They empower non-technical users to connect apps.
Integrations.do is built for developers. It’s not about event-triggers; it’s about programmatic, on-demand control. You embed these powerful workflows directly into your application's logic, calling them exactly when and where you need them.
Your developers' time is your most valuable resource. Don't waste it on the repetitive, undifferentiated work of writing and maintaining API glue code. The future of software is composable, and the key to that future is a universal integration layer.
By adopting a universal API, you standardize connectivity, eliminate technical debt, and empower your team to build faster and more reliably.
Ready to unify your tech stack? Stop writing boilerplate and start delivering powerful Services-as-Software. Explore Integrations.do and get back to building what matters.