Texas Instruments (TI) offers an automated purchasing experience with the TI store API
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Update time : 2022-11-14 14:53:19
Security of supply for semiconductors is a continuing area of interest for the electronics industry. Texas Instruments (TI) today announced a major advancement in helping manufacturers get the products they need.TI has introduced an application programming interface (API) suite that provides manufacturers with a new purchasing experience with accurate, real-time information about TI's inventory of analog and embedded processing products.
"Companies are looking for easy ways to better anticipate and plan their supply needs and accelerate time-to-market, which requires working directly with their suppliers," said Mark Roberts, senior vice president of global sales and marketing at TI, "and we are pleased to be the first We are pleased to be the first semiconductor manufacturer to introduce this API suite. It gives our customers a clearer view of TI's genuine in-stock inventory and provides them with a more convenient buying experience." The TI store API enables customer purchasing systems to connect directly to TI systems and digitally transfer and exchange data quickly, allowing TI customers to customize their ordering process with the API and purchase TI products as soon as they become available. Access to TI's real-time inventory data will help procurement teams reduce costs and delays, as well as improve the accuracy of the information they receive.
Benefits of the TI store API.
Provide a faster, more automated ordering experience. Use the TI store API to reduce product ordering time and streamline the ordering process. Automation speeds up the purchasing process, making it easier for buyers to understand the true state of their inventory and more accurately plan their actual supply needs. Self-service connectivity. ti provides API documentation resources such as integration guides and pre-developed startup code for customers to connect to the TI store API suite. In addition, customers can leverage a dedicated TI E2E™ API support forum to access support when conducting functional testing and deployments. Flexible payment and order fulfillment. ti helps customers manage their cash flow more efficiently. For orders placed through the TI store API, TI supports settlement in RMB and offers a variety of payment options such as bank remittances and a net 30-day RMB billing period. In addition, as an import agent in 45 countries, TI can help customers save on customs clearance costs. Consistent and familiar ordering process. Customers can customise the entries in the order system so that the interface and presentation of the functions are tailored to the habits of their internal purchasing teams, thus simplifying the ordering process. "Our customers can connect to TI through our new API suite and automate their procurement process with a more appropriate approach, management and architecture based on their own business model," said Jason Raboy, TI's director of online business, "It has never been easier to understand TI's genuine in-stock inventory and the customization options available to customers have become more more diverse."
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