API
A defined way for two software systems to exchange data.
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Practical AI and data terms in plain English for shared buyer and engineering vocabulary.
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A defined way for two software systems to exchange data.
A workflow that runs repeated steps with rules, approvals, and logs.
The method used to connect marketing activity to leads, sales, or repeat purchases.
A restorable copy of data, configuration, or application state.
A software assistant that answers, routes, or takes actions within defined limits.
A documented request to alter a production system or process.
Permission from a person to collect or use their data for a stated purpose.
A system for tracking leads, customers, tasks, and sales conversations.
A visual operating view that shows agreed metrics at a useful refresh cadence.
An entity that decides why and how personal data is processed under DPDP.
A vendor that processes personal data on behalf of a data fiduciary.
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
A control that makes data unreadable without approved keys.
A pattern for extracting, transforming, and loading data into a reporting store.
An assistant that answers approved recurring questions and escalates exceptions.
The time between customer contact and the first meaningful reply.
India's goods and services tax, often relevant to invoice and reporting workflows.
The point where work moves from one person, system, or team to another.
The intensive support period immediately after a production launch.
A connection between systems so data or tasks can move without manual copy-paste.
A format used to describe structured website data to search engines.
A metric tied to a business outcome, not just activity.
Rules or models that rank leads by fit, urgency, or likelihood to convert.
A model that can understand and generate text for structured tasks.
A login control that requires more than a password.
A vendor setting where submitted data is not used to train provider models.
Technology that reads text from scanned documents or images.
Information that can identify a person directly or indirectly.
A matrix defining who is responsible, accountable, consulted, and informed.
Access control based on a person's role and business need.
The maximum acceptable data loss window after an incident.
The target time to restore service after an incident.
A commitment for response, availability, resolution, and service credits.
A documented repeatable process for teams to follow.
A vendor that may process data as part of service delivery.
A trackable support or change request with owner, priority, and status.
Testing performed by client users before production sign-off.
A way for one system to notify another system when an event happens.
The sequence of steps, owners, inputs, and outputs needed to complete work.
A vendor setting where data is not stored beyond processing requirements.