Build on a documented API
Paligo customers create structured content: tagged and ready for any channel. Our REST API, webhooks, MCP server and XML output let your platform deliver it, translate it or answer questions from it. You get a sandbox, real endpoints and an engineer to ask.
What integrations look like
Live in production, on the same API
Each integration below uses the endpoints and events available to you. Together, they show what a Paligo integration can do.
- Help desk & knowledge
Zendesk · Salesforce Knowledge · ServiceNow
Publication pushes HTML5 topic output plus taxonomy and metadata into the help center via each vendor's API, keyed by article ID so republishing updates in place.
- Content delivery
Fluid Topics
Paligo emits structured XML with metadata intact; Fluid Topics ingests it as source content rather than flattened HTML.
- Translation
Phrase · Crowdin · LanguageWire
Content goes to the translation platform and comes back through the API, matched per topic and version.
- Developer pipeline
GitHub · Bitbucket · Amazon S3
Publish output straight to a repository or bucket as a zip file. A webhook or Lambda function can unpack it, so docs fit into your CI pipeline.
- Collaboration
Slack · Microsoft Teams
Webhook events — review requested, comment added, publication finished — posted into channels as they happen.
Your integration here
If the endpoints cover it, build it yourself. If they do not, tell us what is missing.
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Partner spotlight
DeepL: AI translation on structured content
Paligo's AI translation sends each topic to DeepL from inside the translation workflow. No file export, no manual round trip. It is a good example of how a Paligo integration works.
- Translation runs each version and topic separately, so only changed components are sent.
- Inline markup and element structure stay intact — nothing comes back as flat text.
- Results go into the existing review process, so a person approves them before publishing.
That is the pattern: you bring the specialist capability, and we call it at the right point in the content lifecycle.
What you get to build with
What we hand you on day one
Tell us what you want to build. Once we have confirmed it brings value to Paligo customers, you get an environment, credentials, and an expert on the API.
A sandbox instance and API keys
Your own Paligo environment with sample structured content to develop and demo against — free for partners.
Documented endpoints and webhooks
Read and write content, trigger publications, subscribe to lifecycle events. Reference docs at api.paligo.net.
A direct line to our engineers
A shared channel with the people who built the API — and a listing on paligo.net once it ships.
AI ready
Structured content is a better input than scraped HTML
If you are building retrieval or an assistant, Paligo gives you content that is already chunked into topics, carries taxonomy and metadata, and is versioned per release. That is a cleaner ingestion path than crawling a published site and inferring structure back out of it.
Get in touch
Tell us what you want to build
A short description of your platform and the integration you have in mind is enough. A technical contact will come back to you.
- Sandbox instance and API credentials
- Guidance from our API experts as you build
- Listing and co-marketing once it is live
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