Identify existing systems and APIs to be managed or exposed.
Configure infrastructure, including gateways, load balancers, and databases.
Apply policies for throttling, authentication, and transformation.
Define roles and permissions for internal and external users.
Validate API behavior under different scenarios.
Provide documentation for API consumers.
Monitor usage, performance, and security metrics via dashboards.
Medium to large enterprise rollout: 6–12 weeks
digiRunner is built to be highly adaptable to different business environments. Here are the key ways it can be customized:
digiRunner offers a range of onboarding and support resources to help users get started:
digiRunner is built with robust security features to protect sensitive data:
digiRunner uses modern deployment strategies to manage updates efficiently:
digiRunner’s API lifecycle management is built to adapt to changing organizational needs:
This renewal window typically ranges from 7 to 30 days before the renewal date.
Missing the notice deadline can trigger automatic renewal and continued billing.
Some contracts allow providers to modify terms or fees at renewal, sometimes without explicit consent, though prior notice is often required.
Some jurisdictions require providers to offer easy cancellation mechanisms.
Terms must be prominently displayed and not buried in fine print.
digiRunner is designed for enterprise-grade API management and meets several key compliance and security standards:
Ensures rigorous information security management practices.
Supports secure authentication and authorization protocols for API access.
Complies with industry-standard API documentation and lifecycle management.
Implements strict access controls and safeguards against API attacks and data breaches.
Includes mechanisms for bias detection and responsible AI usage.
Tailored for sectors requiring high auditability and data protection.
