The use case: how Banyan Infrastructure deploys Merge
Banyan Infrastructure, a project finance software platform for renewable energy investments, uses Merge's Unified API to offer CRM and accounting integrations to its customers. These integrations sync opportunities, journal entries and tracking categories so users get a single view of their portfolio and can calculate financial metrics.
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take 14 accounting integrations and 21 CRM integrations live
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Merge’s automated issue detection capabilities have been a game changer for our integration team. We’ve gone from taking weeks to identify, diagnose, and address integration issues to days.Other companies using Merge
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Adding dozens of accounting and CRM integrations would have taken our team months and consumed thousands of engineering hours. Merge let us to take these integrations live within weeks and helped us avoid burning out our engineers.