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Batch Output + Switch-Case: Shipping Pallets and Making Smart Routing Decisions

Batch Output + Switch-Case: Shipping Pallets and Making Smart Routing Decisions

by Tho Duong | Aug 31, 2025 | Product Updates

Batches are great. But once you start batching, you immediately meet two new questions: How do we ship the batch efficiently to a connector? How do we route different items (or batches) differently without writing custom code? August’s work tackles both with two...
Queue Storage & Buffering: When Real-Time Isn’t the Whole Story

Queue Storage & Buffering: When Real-Time Isn’t the Whole Story

by Thien Trinh Duc | Jul 31, 2025 | Product Updates

The oldest trick in commerce operations is also one of the smartest: Don’t ship boxes one by one when you can ship a pallet. Real-time is great – when you need it. But experienced teams know that many workflows are better when they run in controlled batches:...
Merge, Timeouts, Retries: Reliability Patterns for Composable Pipelines

Merge, Timeouts, Retries: Reliability Patterns for Composable Pipelines

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...
Webhook Entry & HTTP Request: Turning Qilin.Cloud into an Integration Swiss Army Knife

Webhook Entry & HTTP Request: Turning Qilin.Cloud into an Integration Swiss Army Knife

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...
Bulk Requests & Long-Running Tasks: Scaling Without Turning Your API Into a Lottery

Bulk Requests & Long-Running Tasks: Scaling Without Turning Your API Into a Lottery

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...
Flexible Attributes: Letting Your Commerce Data Be Weird (Without Losing It)

Flexible Attributes: Letting Your Commerce Data Be Weird (Without Losing It)

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...
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