An API or Application Programming Interface is a software intermediary that allows two applications to talk to each other. In other words, it’s like a waiter in a restaurant who carries messages (and food) between the diners at the table and the staff in the kitchen. A real-life example is an API that you add to a website or application that allows your partners to track and trace ordered items. Explore more examples on the Use cases page.
APIs enable us to transform our business digitally, create new and effective ways of interacting with our customers, and provide them with seamless digital experiences. Through the implementation of APIs, we will be able to:
DKSH has a range of standardized APIs that you can simply implement into your customer portal, website, or application. Get in touch with DKSH’s API team to discuss your requirements and they will support you with getting set up.