Kaizen Automates Web Integrations for Businesses Without APIs
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michaelssilver
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Summary
Kaizen offers browser agents to automate repetitive tasks on websites without APIs, targeting the $300B business process outsourcing market. The solution aims to simplify integrations in industries like logistics, healthcare, and financial services, reducing engineering work and maintenance burdens.
Key quotes
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Most business-critical data lives in web portals without APIs, requiring weeks of engineering work for custom integrations.
With Kaizen, developers can automate repetitive tasks, reducing maintenance burdens and server limitations.
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