Skip the setup, start building faster

Start every integration with generated, ready-to-run project structure in your own repository, so teams spend less time setting up and more time implementing logic.

Get the flexibility of custom integrations, written in any language, with less operational drag on engineering and a stronger foundation for scaling the integrations over time.

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Work with third‑party APIs more efficiently

Use Pandium’s API clients to work with third-party APIs more efficiently, with support for pagination, rate limiting, secret management, and authentication patterns.

Get context-aware code completion while you’re writing the business logic for an integration, so developers move faster with fewer mistakes and spend less time looking up API details or object structures.

Build, test and deploy integrations from your command line

Test integrations locally with live API data, debug in real time, and iterate faster—all without leaving your coding environment.

With Pandium’s CLI, you can seamlessly manage authentication and leverage Pandium’s integration infrastructure while keeping full control over your development workflow.

Let AI handle the first draft of your integration

Use Pandium’s Integration Code Generator to get a working integration in minutes, so your team can skip the blank page and focus on refining the business logic in code, with full control.

Because it’s built on Pandium’s integration patterns and API clients, the generator produces integrations that already follow best practices for auth, pagination, rate limits, and secrets—so they work well in real-world scenarios from day one.

The developer toolkit behind every integration you launch

API Clients

Includes best practices around pagination, rate limiting, retries and more for each API.

Project Scaffolding

Instantly set up your software project in the language of your choice directly in your connected repository.

Pandium CLI

Use a simple binary to access Pandium directly from your machine for local troubleshooting, secret access, and local runs.

200+ Connectors

Our connectors handle the authentication and security while giving you full access to all available functionality. Connect to public or private APIs, SFTP or direct databases.

Rate Limiting & Pagination

Best practices around rate limiting and pagination are applied to your integrations to ensure they run efficiently and can handle any volume or spikes in traffic.

Code in Any Language

Code in any language, including Python, JavaScript, Java, Ruby, and Go. Compatible with all major repositories, including Github, Gitlab, Azure DevOps, and Bitbucket.

The IDK and Integration Hub work together

The IDK is where developers write and maintain integration logic, the Integration Hub is where those integrations are deployed and run at scale. Pandium connects to your repo, creates releases, and allows you to configure and manage integrations that work reliably.

Build with the IDK

Scaffold projects, use API clients, write business logic, and test locally with the CLI.

Run on the Integration Hub

Manage releases, deploy versions, configure syncs, add tenants, and monitor sync history. See reports on all integration usage and troubleshoot issues.

Reuse and Scale

Reuse connectors, versions, and configurations across future integrations so each new launch gets easier.

Learn More About the Integration Hub

See How Pandium Accelerates Integration Development.

Schedule a demo to see how Pandium helps B2B SaaS teams build, launch, and manage integrations—faster, with more control, and without the infrastructure headaches.

FAQs

Some of the most common questions we get asked. Can’t find the answer you’re looking for?

What does Pandium require from developers? Developers can use Pandium's Integration Development Kit to quickly code the configurations for an integration.

The Pandium Platform handles everything else, like authentication, logging, hosting, alerting, versioning, runtime environment, and sync triggers. If you’re short on developer headcount, our Integration Team can do this work for you.

How does Pandium fit into existing development processes? Developers can code the business logic for an integration using any language or text editor of their choice with the support of Pandium's Integration Development Kit. Pandium connects to different repositories like Github, Gitlab, Azure DevOps, and Bitbucket to surface the configuration and sync options you create into Pandium’s UI.

Once configuration and sync options are pushed to Pandium’s UI, Pandium Admins (technical or non-technical) can select what flows or integration versions to deploy to users, add tenants, view sync history, change configurations, and run manual syncs.

Connectors, versions, and configurations in Pandium can be reused to launch future integrations faster. Basically, build once and reuse. Updates can be easily made via your coding environment and pushed directly to Pandium.

How does the integration script code get into Pandium? Pandium will integrate with your source code repository and ingest your script when your script is pushed to your repository. A new release will be created in Pandium that you can apply to your tenants as soon as you are ready.

How many tenants can I have on a single integration? We allow an unlimited number of tenants to run on a single integration.

Why does using Pandium require a developer? This is an intentional decision. Every company’s integration needs are unique. We could force you into rigid pre-built flows like other tools do. But in our experience, platforms that try to be one-size-fits-all end up not fitting anyone quite right.

Pandium lets your devs quickly program all the business logic and custom configurations you need to create integrations that perfectly fit you and your users. Then, you can reuse those frameworks to launch future integrations faster.

If your product or API needs change, no problem. We give you the flexibility to update or change integration configurations anytime.

With other tools, you have to wait for a third party to make updates for you or program complex workarounds yourself. This slows you down and means your developers end up getting involved anyway.

If you want to build with Pandium but don’t have in-house developers to help, consider partnering with our Integration Team.