REST API
Public, versioned, documented (Swagger / OpenAPI).
Read the specThe IT / Operations Lead owns the tooling stack. The buying question is concrete — what does integration with the storefront, the accounting, and the rest of the stack actually look like? Sustain360 answers with a documented REST API, outbound webhooks for stock and order events, and direct connectors to the e-commerce platforms most dismantlers already run.
The IT lead walks the integration plan with the named account team. PrestaShop credentials are configured against the existing store; webhook endpoints are pointed at the warehouse-management system. The OpenAPI spec is the contract; the dead-letter queue is the safety net. Two weeks later the integration is in production and the IT lead is on to the next ticket.
A side-by-side view of the legacy / manual way of working against the Sustain360 way — with concrete, illustrative numbers from typical customer-development scenarios.
| Metric | Manual / legacy | With Sustain360 | Delta |
|---|---|---|---|
| Integration setup time | 8–12 weeks hand-stitching | 2–4 weeks documented connectors | ≈ −70% |
| Webhook events per day | Polling cron jobs, missed events | Outbound events for stock + orders | Event-driven |
| Hand-stitched glue code lines | Thousands across yards | REST API + documented webhooks | Avoided |
| SSO availability | Per-tool, often missing | Tenant-level SSO | Standard |
| Time to add a new e-commerce channel | 6–10 weeks | 1–2 weeks with native connectors | ≈ −80% |
Illustrative — based on customer-development scenarios in the dismantling, salvage, and parts-resale industry. Real outcomes vary by yard size, workflow maturity, and integration scope. Reference contacts available on request.
Five to seven concrete pains this role lives with today, paired with the specific Sustain360 outcome that removes each one.
| Pain today | With Sustain360 |
|---|---|
| Hand-stitched webhooks between the yard and the storefront. | Native PrestaShop and NopCommerce connectors with documented direction of flow. |
| API spec is a PDF, half out of date. | OpenAPI / Swagger spec, versioned and rate-limited per tenant. |
| No way to reach the platform's events. | Outbound webhooks on order, stock, and state-change events — HMAC signed. |
| SSO is an afterthought. | SAML 2.0 with SCIM provisioning on the enterprise tier. |
| Failed webhook deliveries vanish. | Dead-letter queue per tenant, replayable from the UI. |
“The spec is the contract. The dead-letter queue is the safety net. That's what I needed.”
Connectors that matter to this role in practice. Browse every integration in the integrations directory.
Public, versioned, documented (Swagger / OpenAPI).
Read the specOutbound event delivery for order, stock, and state-change events.
Read the specEnterprise sign-in (enterprise tier).
Read the specBi-directional sync of parts catalogue, stock levels, orders, and customer data via PrestaShop XML/REST API.
Read the specParts and stock push to NopCommerce storefronts.
Read the specA short walk-through of the configurable workflow, the aggregator–yard tenant model, and the integrations relevant to your stack.