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Foundation

Integrations & API

The integration is a private back door. Dashboards wait on a reporting project.

Other systems talk to the floor through a private back door the vendor describes in an email. Dashboards wait on a separate reporting project. Phasis exposes a REST API over HTTPS. Your ERP writes the same endpoints the screens use. Dashboards come with the deployment. Power BI, or another BI tool you already run, can read.

Every action on a screen is an API call. There is no hidden channel. The documentation is generated from the code, so the API cannot drift from the product.

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Who uses it

  1. IT integrator

    Writes against the same REST API over HTTPS that the screens use.

  2. ERP team

    Sends orders and master data through that API.

  3. Data analyst

    Opens the dashboards that come with the deployment, or reads into Power BI or another BI tool.

Today vs Phasis

  • TodayThe integration runs through a private back door the vendor describes in an email.
    With PhasisA REST API over HTTPS. The same endpoints the screens use, open to you.
  • TodayThe API documentation drifts away from the product.
    With PhasisThe documentation is generated from the code, so the API cannot drift.
  • TodayDashboards wait on a separate reporting project.
    With PhasisDashboards come with the deployment.
  • TodayReporting is a spreadsheet rebuilt for the monthly.
    With PhasisPower BI, or another BI tool you already run, can read.

What you get

  • A REST API over HTTPS. Your ERP writes the same endpoints the screens use.
  • Dashboards come with the deployment.
  • Power BI, or another BI tool you already run, can read.
  • Documentation generated from the code, so the API cannot drift.

See it on your own plant.

An open conversation with us, about half an hour. We walk the modules you care about against your own lines and shifts.