by Tuyen Nguyen | Jun 30, 2025 | Product Updates
Building a pipeline is easy. Building a pipeline that behaves sensibly when the real world misbehaves… that’s where the craft lives. External APIs time out. One branch finishes fast, another crawls. A connector returns a 500 for 3 minutes and then pretends nothing...
by Dinh Vo | May 31, 2025 | Product Updates
If you’ve built integrations for a while, you know the “classic” toolbox: cron jobs to trigger things HTTP calls to stitch systems together scripts that grow into… other scripts It’s a proud tradition. It’s also how a lot of technical debt is born. In May, we’ve been...
by Linh A. Nguyen | Apr 30, 2025 | Product Updates
Every integration team eventually discovers a painful truth: APIs that only work “one object at a time” don’t scale in real commerce. They’re fine for demos. They’re fine when volume is small. They’re fine until you need to push 20,000 product updates and your rate...
by Han Ho | Mar 31, 2025 | Product Updates
If commerce data were polite, life would be easy. But commerce data is not polite. It shows up with: “custom fields” “special flags” “this one client calls it `deepLinkCode` and it’s very important” “our ERP exports it as a string except on Tuesdays” “Shopware puts it...
by Carina Müller | Feb 28, 2025 | Product Updates
“Just make it faster” is one of those sentences that sounds helpful… right up until you pay the bill. In commerce automation, speed has three bosses: Connector limits (rate limits, quotas) Your costs (compute, retries, storage, support time) Business reality (some...
by Levent Yaman | Jan 31, 2025 | Product Updates
There’s a tradition in integration engineering: Step 1: build a pipeline. Step 2: write it down somewhere. Step 3: six months later, nobody knows what it does anymore. January’s work has been about breaking that tradition—while keeping the good parts (clarity,...
by Marc Costea | Dec 31, 2024 | Product Updates
If you’ve ever tuned a high-performance engine, you know the paradox: The best upgrades are the ones nobody “sees”… …and everyone feels. December’s development work has been a classic engineering move: platform hardening. Not a flashy new button. Not a marketing...
by Man T. Huu | Nov 30, 2024 | Product Updates
In the early days of integrations, security was… let’s call it “optimistic”. You had one credential. One token. One “integration user” that could do everything. And if something broke, you’d rotate keys and hope no customer automation collapsed in the process. That...
by Tho Duong | Oct 31, 2024 | Product Updates
Every integration team has a “box of rules”. If the order is from marketplace X → do Y. If the product is missing a price → stop. If the customer is under 18 and in region Z → don’t send it. Traditionally, those rules live in scattered places: code,...
by Thien Trinh Duc | Sep 30, 2024 | Product Updates
You’ve probably done this the “classic” way before: a cron job exports data, a script pushes it somewhere, and everyone crosses their fingers that categories arrive before products and nothing hits a rate limit at 02:00 AM. It works… right up until it doesn’t. Modern...
