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axite is headless and API-first — it sits behind your existing PIM, CMS, or commerce stack and is wired up through a small number of interfaces. This is the section most teams start with when scoping an integration.
The three systems
An axite integration connects three systems. Content flows out to where it's published; impact flows back to axite — never into your own analytics.
- Your data source — your PIM, MDM, CMS or commerce platform. You push structured data from here into axite, and (optionally) receive the finished content back here.
- axite — the Content Engine generates, quality-checks, and delivers the content.
- Your published channel — the website, shop or app where the content goes live, published either by axite directly or by your PIM. The lightweight insights script runs here and sends impact signals (views, conversions, returns) back to axite — not to your own analytics — so the optimize loop can close.
The interfaces
| Interface | Direction | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Data API | Data in | Push products/objects to a Content Engine (JSON, JSONL, CSV, XLSX). |
| Webhooks | Content out | Receive generated, quality-checked text as it's produced. |
| Insights script | Impact back | Correlate published content with real performance data. |
Need a pull-based flow or a bespoke connector instead? The table above is the standard, self-serve path — but our team also builds custom integrations with you as part of onboarding.
Just evaluating effort?
The whole integration is: push data → receive content → (optionally) report impact. Authentication is a per-engine API client. Hosting and data handling are covered in Security & data protection.
Next
- Data API → — the upload endpoint and formats.
- Receiving Webhooks → — payload shape and signing.
- Insights tracking → — the script and events.