Pliant Simplifies Integrations With iPaaS Solution

By Luke Bellos

Orchestration and automation solutions provider Pliant recently announced the launch of Pliant iPaaS: a new offering designed to help businesses integrate advanced business solutions from a wide range of vendors.

Business leaders across the globe are quickly realizing the potential of the latest and greatest digital workplace enhancements. However, many are initiated by the complex nature of installations, and fear incorporating them may stall business progress or require extensive technical support.  The Pliant iPaaS solution (Integration Platform as a Service) provides access to Pliant’s connectivity hub, allowing customers to quickly access a number of pre-built API integrations through software platforms with minimal effort.

“We’ve seen two distinct markets clamoring for this type of service,” said Pliant CEO, Vess Bakalov. “First and foremost, there are lots of emerging SaaS companies that are currently handling their integration requirements by diverting resources away from where they should be focused - on improving their own products and services. It’s not a viable strategy.”

Thanks to Pliant iPaaS, businesses can reap the benefits of popular integrations without compromising work activity. The iPaaS solution can be utilized with both cloud and on-premise systems. Customers also have the option to purchase the solution as a standalone subscription, or in combination with alternative Pliant offerings.

“To deliver on customers’ expectations, we knew we needed to integrate with many sales and marketing software platforms,” said Milenko Beslic, CTO of RevenueBase, “Pliant’s iPaaS service helps us streamline our external platform integrations by providing out-of-the-box solutions that can be deployed in a matter of days compared to several months that would be required to develop the integrations ourselves.”

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Edited by Luke Bellos
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