A Custom API refers to an application programming interface (API) that is specifically designed and built to meet the unique needs of a particular organization or project. Unlike off-the-shelf APIs that offer generic functionalities, custom APIs are tailored to expose specific data and functionalities from an organization's internal systems and processes. They are commonly used to integrate different systems within an organization, enable communication between applications, and provide controlled access to data for authorized users or third-party partners. Custom APIs allow for greater control over security, performance, and functionality, but require more development effort compared to using pre-built APIs.
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