What is the difference between integration and API bridging?
An integration connects two systems that both offer usable, documented APIs. Bridging is what is required when one side does not: a legacy warehouse system, a bespoke database, or a platform whose API is so rate-limited that calling it directly is unsafe. A bridge sits between the two, holds a queue, normalises data formats, retries failures and records every transaction.
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