API Endpoint
An API endpoint is a URL that provides an Application Programming Interface (API) and to which applications can send requests. The API then processes the request and returns a response, which is either returned directly to the application or indirectly through other API endpoints. API endpoints can be used for a variety of purposes, such as retrieving data, creating or updating data, or performing actions.
Using the Marini Integration Platform, APIs can be connected via a no-code UI and all available endpoints can be connected easily and with just a few clicks.
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Book Recommendation
Customer Intelligence: Strategies and Use Cases for Leveraging Customer Data
Edited by Prof. Dr. Emanuel Bayer and Manuel Marini · Springer, 2026
The anthology shows how customer data becomes measurable value — with 22 contributions from academia and practice, structured along the five stages of the Customer Intelligence Evolution Framework (CIEF).
- Framework: Targets & Commitment, Data Integration, Data Quality, Insights, Use Cases
- Topics: Golden Record, Customer Data Platform, data enrichment, AI-driven personalization, compliance
- Practice: Field reports from companies including Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, ADAC, Dun & Bradstreet and IKB
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