Ship faster and stay ahead
with API orchestration

Orchestrate APIs on a reusable platform and build new applications faster with a composable, declarative, self-service model that complements your existing stack.

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Enable declarative API access

The industry often positions GraphQL as an alternative to REST, but industry leaders like Netflix, Zillow, and Wayfair look at it differently. They use GraphQL for their APIs like we use SQL for databases. By replacing backends-for-frontend or experience APIs with an integrated GraphQL platform, organizations gain composability, consistency across clients, self-service, and reuse. This enables them to ship new experiences with less work and rapidly adopt new technologies like LLMs and AI-driven chatbots.

The modern API orchestration engine

Increase the value of the services you already have and help teams collaborate more effectively with a GraphQL platform.

Magnify your existing API investments

Innovation stalls when we need to rewrite code for every use case. Declaratively expose and reuse existing services to experiences in a composable, reusable way, regardless of the language or protocol those services are implemented in. This ability to rapidly iterate and effectively capture reuse is one reason why Gartner predicts GraphQL usage to increase to more than 60% of enterprise usage by 2027 from less than 30% today.

Focus on features, not endpoints

Using GraphQL as an API orchestration layer helps teams ship new features faster and more independently by composing any number of underlying services and data sources into a single endpoint, allowing clients on-demand access to precisely what the experience needs, regardless of the source of that data.

Ship faster with more alignment

GraphQL is built for translation and can drive consistency across applications. It provides a loose contract layer between the application services and data and the presentation clients they serve, making it easier to experiment with new technologies like AI and LLM-driven chatbots.

Deliver performance at scale

One GraphQL query can fulfill a request that requires multiple sequential network calls for REST. This reduces latency, which can be particularly painful on slow mobile connections. 

By reducing the number of network roundtrips from client devices, it’s easier to optimize performance for any device.

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