The use case: how Plain deploys Nango
Plain, a support platform for technical products and teams, uses Nango to build and run customer-facing integrations such as Salesforce and Zendesk. It handles authorization with a white-label OAuth flow and supports customer-specific configurations like custom field mappings.
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with an initial version ready in three days
Subsequent integrations were completed in as little as half a day
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Plain built and deployed their Salesforce and Zendesk integrations in just two weeks, with an initial version ready in three days. Subsequent integrations were completed in as little as half a day, significantly accelerating their roadmap.