Empower Non-Engineering Teams
Prismatic streamlines the integration lifecycle across all departments and reduces engineering burden.
Tools for your whole organization
Eliminate the slow, disruptive back-and-forth between Engineering and other departments. Prismatic empowers Services, Onboarding, Support, and Sales teams with access to integration data and tools.
Give customers and vendors access to integration data and tools as well. Customers can use a white-labeled integration portal embedded directly in your product.
Services and Support teams
View a list of available integrations - they're self-documenting so it's easy to see what they do and how. Check which customers have which ones, how they're configured, and consult customer-specific documentation.
Customers
Use a white-labeled app store embedded in your product to explore integration offerings.
Sales teams
Showcase the app store in demos to highlight your product's integration capabilities.
Make your integrations discoverable
Manage expectations during onboarding
When onboarding entails bespoke integrations, it's hard to get customers, third-party vendors, and various internal teams on the same page. Diverging expectations lead to delays and rework.
Store key integration docs in your integration platform, where they can be easily referenced by all parties. Statements of work, timelines, user stories, tech specs, whatever you need.
Share demos and tests
Too often, no one's confident that what's being built is what the customer really needs.
Demo test runs for customers to reduce incorrect expectations. Share test records and logs with customers and third-party vendors to ensure everything's correct before deploying.
Enable Support teams to troubleshoot
Fix the slow and lossy integration troubleshooting loop between customers, Support, and Engineering.
Configure text or email alerts to proactively notify customers and Support teams of integration errors, and empower them with access to integration logs. Support teams can do more troubleshooting independently and involve developers less often.
