Frequently Asked Questions

A Unified API is an abstraction layer that easily handles communication with many different APIs and backend data models. You can think of a Unified API as an airport hub that maintains relationships with airlines and helps route passengers to their destination of choice. The beauty of a Unified API is its ability to get many integrations at once, while maintaining consistent API design and developer experience. Examples of popular Unified APIs include Stripe and Twilio.

Makini is one API for all integrations with operational enterprise software systems. Technology companies integrate their products with Makini to support hundreds of integrations across WEP, EAM/CMMS, and WMS at once, in a native way.

Unlock Makini's 30-day free trial, offering one connection to any listed system (excluding SAP), along with suggested sandboxes for experimentation. Receive support via online chat throughout your trial period.