You all know that the modern market doesn’t function as it used to some 50 years ago. Today, we can use tons of sales channels, starting with the traditional brick-and-mortar stores, websites, online marketplaces, social media channels, etc.
And if we add to that marketing channels, which we have even more than sales channels, you have a bunch of software solutions, apps, platforms, plug-ins, and tools you have to joggle.
Most apps, platforms, or marketplaces offer integrations to make this joggling process more manageable. You can combine and synchronize two apps, tools, or whatever you use for your eCommerce business.
But sometimes, it’s just not enough. Sometimes, you will need deeper or more complex integrations, and the platform you use will not be able to provide that.
On the other hand, you might want to sync your local software or database with these apps, tools, marketplaces, and platforms you use, and it could be challenging, especially if you don’t have coding skills.
This integration process allows you to export and import data from various sources to various destinations. It means you can pull all information you need, store it in your local database (your local computer), or choose your website (cloud space) to be the primary destination where you will keep all data.
Most integrations are conducted through API connections, but it won’t be possible in some cases, for example, if your software product doesn’t have an API.
And that’s where SyncSpider jumps in.