Features
OpenAPI
An API documented in the OpenAPI standard, so the system never becomes an island.
OpenAPI
A system without an API is a system that will become an island at the first new requirement. Because the code belongs to your company, having that API exist and be documented is what guarantees any vendor can work with it later.
What usually goes in
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An OpenAPI contract
A specification in the OpenAPI standard, generated alongside the code — documentation that cannot drift from the implementation.
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Authentication and scopes
A service credential with minimum permissions per integration. Each consumer gets only what it needs.
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Versioning
A breaking change goes into a new version, with the previous one kept for the agreed period.
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Webhooks
Instead of the other side polling, the system announces when the event happens, with redelivery on failure.
How Nivrix builds it
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Contract before code
The specification is agreed first, so whoever will consume it can start in parallel.
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Limits and logging
Each consumer has a call limit and a usage record — so one integrator cannot take the operation down.
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A test environment
Whoever integrates tests against a separate environment, with test data, before touching production.
Works well with
Power BI
System data feeding the dashboards your leadership already uses.
Looker Studio
Shareable dashboards fed straight from the system, with no exports in between.
Venty
API integration, with the same care for queueing, logging and server-side credentials.
Axuz
API integration, with documented mapping and failures that do not go unnoticed.
Questions about this module
Is the API mine too?
Yes. When the project ends the code belongs to your company, API and specification included. Another vendor can pick it up from the documentation.
Can another system write data?
It can, under the same validation and permission rules as the interface. No write path trusts what arrives without checking it on the server.
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