API integrations are a core component of the Prisme.ai Apps Marketplace, enabling your AI solutions to connect with external services and systems. These integrations allow you to incorporate data from other platforms, trigger actions in external systems, and build comprehensive workflows that span multiple services.

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Understanding API Integrations

API integrations on Prisme.ai provide a standardized way to interact with external services:

Simplified Authentication

Secure credential management without exposing sensitive information

Standardized Interface

Consistent patterns for interacting with diverse services

Parameter Validation

Input validation to prevent errors and ensure proper data format

Error Handling

Consistent error reporting and recovery mechanisms

These features make it easier to connect to external systems without dealing with the complexity of raw API interactions.

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How API Integrations Work

API integrations in Prisme.ai follow a consistent pattern:

1

Authentication Configuration

Each API integration requires credentials to access the external service. These are securely stored and managed within the platform.

2

Action Definition

Integrations expose a set of actions (such as “Send Email” or “Create Contact”) that represent operations in the external system.

3

Parameter Mapping

When using an action, you map data from your workflow to the parameters required by the external API.

4

Execution

The platform handles the API call, including authentication, request formatting, and response processing.

5

Response Handling

The response from the external system is parsed and made available to your workflow for further processing.

This standardized approach simplifies integration with external systems while maintaining flexibility and control.

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Example: Mailjet Integration

Let’s look at an example of an API integration with Mailjet, a popular email service:

1

Access the Marketplace

Navigate to the Apps section in your Prisme.ai workspace

2

Find the Mailjet App

Search for “Mailjet” or browse the Communication category

3

Install the App

Click “Install” to add the Mailjet app to your workspace

4

Configure Authentication

Enter your Mailjet API Key and Secret Key when prompted

API_KEY: your_mailjet_api_key
SECRET_KEY: your_mailjet_secret_key

These credentials are encrypted and securely stored.

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Common API Integration Types

The Apps Marketplace includes API integrations across several categories:

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Building Custom API Integrations

While the marketplace includes many pre-built integrations, you can also create custom API integrations for your specific needs:

1

Create a New Workspace

Start by creating a dedicated workspace for your API integration

2

Define the API Interface

Create an automation that encapsulates the API interaction:

slug: api-action-name
name: Descriptive Action Name
do:
  - fetch:
      emitErrors: true
      outputMode: body
      headers:
        Content-Type: application/json
        Authorization: "Bearer {{config.api_token}}"
      url: https://api.example.com/endpoint
      method: post
      body:
        key1: "{{param1}}"
        key2: "{{param2}}"
      output: response
arguments:
  param1:
    type: string
    title: Parameter 1
    description: Description of parameter 1
  param2:
    type: string
    title: Parameter 2
    description: Description of parameter 2
3

Configure Authentication

Set up the workspace configuration schema to handle authentication credentials:

config:
  schema:
    api_token:
      title: API Token
      description: Authentication token for the API
      type: string
4

Create Documentation

Add a documentation page to explain how to use your integration:

slug: _doc
name:
  fr: Documentation
  en: Documentation
blocks:
  - slug: RichText
    content: |-
      <h1>API Integration Name</h1> 
      <p>
        Description of what this integration does and how to use it.
      </p>
5

Publish as an App

Publish your workspace as an app to make it available in your organization’s marketplace

This approach allows you to create standardized interfaces for any API, making them available across your organization.

​
Authentication Methods

API integrations in Prisme.ai support various authentication methods:

API Keys

Simple key-based authentication used by many services

OAuth 2.0

Token-based authentication with user consent flows

Basic Auth

Username/password authentication encoded in headers

JWT

JSON Web Token based authentication

The platform securely manages these credentials, protecting sensitive information while enabling authenticated API access.

​
Best Practices for API Integrations

Follow these recommendations when working with API integrations:

​
Using API Integrations with AI Knowledge and Agents

API integrations can significantly enhance your AI Knowledge bases and agents:

Dynamic Information

Incorporate real-time data from APIs into AI responses

Action Capabilities

Enable AI agents to perform actions through API calls

Data Enrichment

Enhance knowledge bases with information from external sources

Process Automation

Allow agents to initiate and manage business processes

These capabilities transform AI from passive information providers to active participants in business workflows.

​
Example Use Cases

A customer support agent that can:

  • Retrieve customer information from CRM
  • Check order status from e-commerce platform
  • Create support tickets in ticketing system
  • Send confirmation emails to customers
  • Schedule follow-up calls in calendar

This provides a comprehensive support experience within a single conversation.

​
Next Steps

Crawler

Learn about web content extraction capabilities

Custom Code

Explore executing custom logic within workflows

Collection

Discover simplified database access

Building Custom Apps

Create your own API integrations

API integrations are a core component of the Prisme.ai Apps Marketplace, enabling your AI solutions to connect with external services and systems. These integrations allow you to incorporate data from other platforms, trigger actions in external systems, and build comprehensive workflows that span multiple services.

​
Understanding API Integrations

API integrations on Prisme.ai provide a standardized way to interact with external services:

Simplified Authentication

Secure credential management without exposing sensitive information

Standardized Interface

Consistent patterns for interacting with diverse services

Parameter Validation

Input validation to prevent errors and ensure proper data format

Error Handling

Consistent error reporting and recovery mechanisms

These features make it easier to connect to external systems without dealing with the complexity of raw API interactions.

​
How API Integrations Work

API integrations in Prisme.ai follow a consistent pattern:

1

Authentication Configuration

Each API integration requires credentials to access the external service. These are securely stored and managed within the platform.

2

Action Definition

Integrations expose a set of actions (such as “Send Email” or “Create Contact”) that represent operations in the external system.

3

Parameter Mapping

When using an action, you map data from your workflow to the parameters required by the external API.

4

Execution

The platform handles the API call, including authentication, request formatting, and response processing.

5

Response Handling

The response from the external system is parsed and made available to your workflow for further processing.

This standardized approach simplifies integration with external systems while maintaining flexibility and control.

​
Example: Mailjet Integration

Let’s look at an example of an API integration with Mailjet, a popular email service:

1

Access the Marketplace

Navigate to the Apps section in your Prisme.ai workspace

2

Find the Mailjet App

Search for “Mailjet” or browse the Communication category

3

Install the App

Click “Install” to add the Mailjet app to your workspace

4

Configure Authentication

Enter your Mailjet API Key and Secret Key when prompted

API_KEY: your_mailjet_api_key
SECRET_KEY: your_mailjet_secret_key

These credentials are encrypted and securely stored.

​
Common API Integration Types

The Apps Marketplace includes API integrations across several categories:

​
Building Custom API Integrations

While the marketplace includes many pre-built integrations, you can also create custom API integrations for your specific needs:

1

Create a New Workspace

Start by creating a dedicated workspace for your API integration

2

Define the API Interface

Create an automation that encapsulates the API interaction:

slug: api-action-name
name: Descriptive Action Name
do:
  - fetch:
      emitErrors: true
      outputMode: body
      headers:
        Content-Type: application/json
        Authorization: "Bearer {{config.api_token}}"
      url: https://api.example.com/endpoint
      method: post
      body:
        key1: "{{param1}}"
        key2: "{{param2}}"
      output: response
arguments:
  param1:
    type: string
    title: Parameter 1
    description: Description of parameter 1
  param2:
    type: string
    title: Parameter 2
    description: Description of parameter 2
3

Configure Authentication

Set up the workspace configuration schema to handle authentication credentials:

config:
  schema:
    api_token:
      title: API Token
      description: Authentication token for the API
      type: string
4

Create Documentation

Add a documentation page to explain how to use your integration:

slug: _doc
name:
  fr: Documentation
  en: Documentation
blocks:
  - slug: RichText
    content: |-
      <h1>API Integration Name</h1> 
      <p>
        Description of what this integration does and how to use it.
      </p>
5

Publish as an App

Publish your workspace as an app to make it available in your organization’s marketplace

This approach allows you to create standardized interfaces for any API, making them available across your organization.

​
Authentication Methods

API integrations in Prisme.ai support various authentication methods:

API Keys

Simple key-based authentication used by many services

OAuth 2.0

Token-based authentication with user consent flows

Basic Auth

Username/password authentication encoded in headers

JWT

JSON Web Token based authentication

The platform securely manages these credentials, protecting sensitive information while enabling authenticated API access.

​
Best Practices for API Integrations

Follow these recommendations when working with API integrations:

​
Using API Integrations with AI Knowledge and Agents

API integrations can significantly enhance your AI Knowledge bases and agents:

Dynamic Information

Incorporate real-time data from APIs into AI responses

Action Capabilities

Enable AI agents to perform actions through API calls

Data Enrichment

Enhance knowledge bases with information from external sources

Process Automation

Allow agents to initiate and manage business processes

These capabilities transform AI from passive information providers to active participants in business workflows.

​
Example Use Cases

A customer support agent that can:

  • Retrieve customer information from CRM
  • Check order status from e-commerce platform
  • Create support tickets in ticketing system
  • Send confirmation emails to customers
  • Schedule follow-up calls in calendar

This provides a comprehensive support experience within a single conversation.

​
Next Steps

Crawler

Learn about web content extraction capabilities

Custom Code

Explore executing custom logic within workflows

Collection

Discover simplified database access

Building Custom Apps

Create your own API integrations