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In our previous case study featuring a large not-for-profit membership organization, we discussed how Gary Wadhwani, an RPG developer and owner of Computer Concepts, Inc., was able to bridge a connection between a Microsoft SQL Server and the IBM i by using RPG API Express (RXS). This helped connect the membership and credentialing portions of the organization’s data, saving the time that would have been lost without RXS’ simple implementation.
In this brief study, we will look into how Gary was able to connect with DocuSign via webhooks in order to monitor document signatures.
The non-profit needed a system to monitor changes to documents that members sign into their IBM i application. They needed a solution that could effectively interact with DocuSign via webhooks, a task that seemed daunting due to the technical intricacies involved.
Leveraging his experience with RXS, Gary crafted an elegant and simple solution. The steps included:
Part of Gary’s success with this is because RXS was able to provide the tools necessary to build webhooks from his IBM i, while other low-code solutions lacked the flexibility.
The DocuSign integration enabled the organization to enhance its customer engagement, ensuring that document changes were effectively tracked in real-time. This solution further solidified the role of RXS as a versatile tool within the organization’s toolbelt for creating powerful integrations.
In the third and final case study in this series with Gary, we’ll look into how he was able to connect with the event management company Cvent in order to help his client retrieve member information for their annual conference, which draws over 10,000 members per year.
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