Build APIs faster with OpenAPI in Workato

OpenAPI is a universal standard for designing and describing APIs — much like a wireframe for UI designers. You can use it to collaborate with stakeholders and get feedback before you start building APIs. Learn how you can use the same OpenAPI spec to speed up your API development process in Workato.

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0:10 What is OpenAPI
0:45 How to use OpenAPI example
1:25 How to read Raw OpenAPI Spec
2:22 Creating a new API Collection
3:24 Making it into a workable API
4:07 Outro

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Do I understand it correctly, that this will mainly be used for when an external system calls to an API in Workato?
Can you also do the opposite? Import openAPI specs from an external system, so you have all details to do calls to it / manage it's responses?