Your store needs an API gateway, a BFF layer, an integration platform for data syncs, reliable webhook and event handling, and now an MCP server for AI agents. Younifyd is all of it, running on one shared execution engine — not five vendors you have to wire together yourself.

Most integration problems get solved piecemeal: a gateway for auth and rate limiting, custom middleware for storefront business logic, a separate tool for scheduled data syncs, a webhook listener you built and now have to maintain, and — increasingly — a scramble to make your catalog callable by AI shopping agents. Each one is a different vendor, a different connector config, a different place to check when something breaks. Younifyd replaces all of it with one platform, embedded directly in your BigCommerce control panel.

• API Gateway. Every workflow route sits behind a managed gateway — auth, rate limiting, schema validation, and per-route policies enforced before a request ever reaches your business logic. Bad or unauthenticated requests are rejected at the edge, not three service hops downstream.

• Middleware for storefront business logic. Write the rules that actually govern your storefront — "max 10 of the same item per order," tax and promotion calculations, personalised pricing — as workflow steps that sit between your storefront and your backend services. Define a rule once and it's enforced identically everywhere it's called from.

• Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) layer. Compose catalogue, inventory, pricing, and promotions into a single response shaped for your web or mobile storefront. Independent calls fan out in parallel, so response time equals your slowest service — not the sum of all of them.

• iPaaS — schedule-based jobs. Run recurring integration jobs on a cron schedule — nightly catalogue imports, hourly inventory reconciliations, daily reporting exports — with timezone-aware execution and per-environment schedule overrides, so staging and production can run on different cadences without separate workflow definitions.

• iPaaS — event-based jobs. Trigger a workflow the instant something happens — a new order, an inventory change, an upstream system's event — instead of waiting for the next scheduled run. Long-running event-triggered jobs checkpoint automatically: if a 12-step sync fails at step 10, it resumes from step 10, not from scratch. Configurable per-trigger retries with exponential backoff and request throttling absorb bursts and flaky downstream services.

• Webhook event handling. Point any external system's webhook at younifyd and it runs a full workflow — no queue infrastructure to stand up yourself. Every run — scheduled, event-triggered, or webhook-triggered — can be cancelled mid-execution and shows up in the same execution timeline as everything else.

• MCP server orchestration. Turn an entire orchestrated workflow — not just a single API call — into one MCP tool that Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible agent can call. The agent sees one tool with one input schema; your full business logic, validation, and connector calls run underneath exactly as they would for any other caller. Because all of these run on the same execution engine, they share the same connectors, credentials, governance policies, and execution timeline — build the logic once, and call it synchronously from your storefront, on a schedule, from an event, from a webhook, or from an AI agent, without maintaining separate copies of the same rules.

• Deep, native BigCommerce coverage out of the box. Products, variants, categories, brands, customers, orders, inventory, coupons, price lists, the Storefront API, and the Admin GraphQL API are pre-built connector actions. Combine them with 50+ other connectors — Stripe, Avalara, Klaviyo, ShipStation, Twilio, and more — with no custom integration code.

• Secure and audit-ready by default. Credentials stored once and rotated in one place, sensitive fields automatically masked in every log, schema validation at every boundary, and full tenant isolation. The app itself stores no customer PII beyond your store hash and access token, with a GDPR data-erasure endpoint built in.

Everything runs inside your BigCommerce control panel. No separate login.