Swiftly
Swiftly (Swiftly Systems, Inc.) is a Seattle-based retail technology company that sells an AI platform purpose-built for grocery, convenience and wholesale retail. It powers white-labeled shopper mobile apps and websites for regional and independent retailers, and runs a multi-retailer closed-loop retail media network that lets brands buy targeted advertising against first-party shopper data. Products include the Marketing and Operations AI Stacks, Swiftly Connect (POS / loyalty / inventory / supplier data unification), Audience Optimizer, SmartCircular digital circulars, Alcohol Cashback (from the BYBE acquisition) and Retail Media. The company reports live transactions, 9 million products and closed-loop campaign outcomes across roughly 33,000 storefronts. Swiftly has raised more than $200M and trades on the Forge Global secondary market. Swiftly publishes no public developer program: the shopper-facing GraphQL API behind its retailer apps is anonymously introspectable at prod.swiftlyapi.net/graphql, but there is no developer portal, no reference documentation and no published SDK.
Swiftly publishes 1 API on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Retail, Retail Media, Grocery, Advertising, and Loyalty.
Swiftly’s developer surface includes engineering blog, product news, support, authentication, and 20 more developer resources.
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Swiftly Shopper GraphQL API
The GraphQL API that backs Swiftly-built retailer mobile apps and websites. Exposes 45 queries and 11 mutations across offers and coupons, product catalog and barcode lookup, st...
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