[Research Zone] Candidates for a Joomla Web Services API plugin

[particthistle]

Examples of Systems that have API Integrations for WP or other systems but could use Web Services for one for Joomla

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• Clickup: https://clickup.com/api
• Xero: https://developer.xero.com/
• Invision Community https://invisioncommunity.com/services/sso/ https://invisioncommunity.com/features/more/
• KomitoAnalytics https://komito.net/integration/wordpress/ Site analytics
• Wakatime https://wakatime.com/integrations Time Dashboards for Devs, could be adapted to workflow teams using Joomla
• Ticket Tailor https://www.tickettailor.com/sell-tickets-on-wordpress/ Ticketing software for events

[OnTheMarkDesign]

While sharing on social media JCM Articles, I've been able to connect with many SaaS, Open Source Integration services that had numerous Open Source integrations with WP, Hubspot, Magento, etc. But NO Joomla available.

Now that we have this GH "project", going forward I'll toss any information I find here!

[uglyeoin]

Perhaps there should be a structured way to report such things. And perhaps there should be a J team taking care of such things.

[OnTheMarkDesign]

I have connected with the Founder of Invision on both Twitter/LinkedIn
This would be a nice thing for Joomla to get involved with!

[OnTheMarkDesign]

Ticket Tailor https://www.tickettailor.com/sell-tickets-on-wordpress/ Ticketing software for events

[uglyeoin]

Why would Invision need to connect with Joomla?

[OnTheMarkDesign]

Both Drupal and Wordpress have integrations with Invision, certainly no reason why Joomla should exclude itself from a larger market of Joomla users!
-- From https://invisioncommunity.com/services/sso/
We've built SSO integration for hundreds of customers, who have used a wide variety of authentication systems. Here's some of the platforms and approaches our development team has experience with:

[uglyeoin]

I think I would prioritise Google and Office 365 as my first two. Then possibly Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and then maybe Dropbox or something like that. Basically go for highest usage. I do accept that InVision is widely used in design teams, so it could be very relevant to this industry - but for the builders not the end users maybe.