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B2B partner integration

Onboard a partner in an afternoon, not a sprint.

Partners, their credentials and their quirks are first-class in Bitween. Give each one an API key, properties like account numbers and base URLs, and a pipeline of its own, then watch every document they send or receive.

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How it works

Four things to know.

Model the partner

Create the partner with properties such as accountNumber or baseUrl. Adapters reference them as {{partner.accountNumber}}, resolved when each exchange is created.

Issue a key

Generate an API key, shown once. The partner sends it in the partnerkey header, and removing the key revokes access immediately.

Attach a pipeline

Pair the partner with a subscription on an API gateway. Two partners can call the same URL and run entirely different validation, mapping and delivery.

Operate by partner

Filter exchanges by partner, see everything that uses a partner on its page, and retry a partner's failed documents in bulk after previewing the plan.

A partner property, used in a deliverytext
Partner       Northwind Retail
Property      baseUrl = https://erp.northwind.example
Property      accountNumber = NW-4471

Handler       NativeHttpHandler
Url           {{partner.baseUrl}}/orders
AuthType      OAuth2
Headers       X-Account:{{partner.accountNumber}}

Outcomes

What your team gets.

  • Each new partner is configuration, not a deployment
  • One searchable history per partner
  • Credentials revoked in one click
  • Bulk retry of a partner’s failures, previewed first

Documentation

Read the details.

Industries

Where this pattern shows up.

Put every integration on one governed pipeline.

Talk to the architects who build Bitween about your partners, systems and message volumes, or start from the docs and run it yourself today.

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