Who is this for?+
Software companies with an existing API and a useful customer workflow. Common starting points include searching records, retrieving reports, checking orders, and finding information already available in your product.
What does 14 days or less include?+
The agreed initial integration, built, tested, and ready to connect. The timeline starts after scope, API access, and authentication requirements are confirmed. Public app directory approval follows each platform’s review process and is not included in the 14-day timeline.
What do you need from our engineers?+
API documentation, a sandbox account, authentication details, and a contact who can answer product questions. You approve the tool list and review the working integration. We handle implementation, testing, and deployment.
Why not build it in-house?+
You can. Your engineers would own tool design, authentication, access checks, testing, hosting, and maintenance. ModeContext takes responsibility for that agreed work so your engineers can stay focused on your product.
How much does it cost?+
We quote the build and ongoing maintenance after reviewing your API and the first workflows. Your proposal separates our service fee from hosting and platform usage, so you can compare the total with your own engineering estimate.
Do you use Manufact or Speakeasy?+
We can use platforms such as Manufact or Speakeasy when they fit your requirements. ModeContext handles implementation, customer permissions, testing, and the agreed ongoing maintenance. The provider and costs are agreed with you before the build.
Who owns the integration?+
Your agreement includes source-code ownership, documentation, and handover. Hosting accounts, dependencies, and access are documented so you can bring the integration in-house.
Can customers change data through the integration?+
We start with read-only tools. Write actions are scoped separately, including permissions, input validation, and confirmation behavior. Your API and the integration enforce the access rules.