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One endpoint. Every surface you already run.

Specicon isn't a platform migration. It's one identity feeding the storefront, email, search and support you've already built — so every channel gives the same answer, with the same reason attached.

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Connect the stack you already run.

Native connectors where they help, the REST API everywhere else. Filter by category or search for the tool you use.

Teams working together on a shared data floor in a city at night
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Anything with an API connects through POST /v1/match — or tell us what to build next.

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Three ways to connect

Pick the depth that fits the team.

From a no-code widget a merchandiser can paste, to a raw API call an engineer owns — the same decision, the same reason, underneath.

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request — one call, any surface 
POST https://api.specicon.com/v1/match
Authorization: Bearer sk_live_…
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "barcode": "bc_9f2a…",
  "surface": "storefront",
  "slots": 6
}
200 OK — ranked, with a reason you can print 
{
  "matches": [
    {
      "sku": "AF-2210",
      "score": 0.93,
      "reason": "warm · evening · luxury"
    }
  ],
  "latency_ms": 18
}
Data in, decisions out

Meets your data where it lives.

Stream events in real time, sync your warehouse on a schedule, or push decisions back out. However your data flows today, Specicon fits the pipe.

See how it works
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Don't see yours?

Name the tool. We'll wire it — or tell you the API route.

Most requests are already reachable through the API today. The rest inform what we build native next.

We'll follow up with a route or a timeline — usually same week.
Start on one surface

Integrate in an afternoon. Prove it in a month.

Pick one surface, drop in one call, and measure the lift against a holdout before you wire the next channel.