Amongst the Third Party risk management tools, Exiger and Diligent, which one provides better API integration with third-party tools and custom applications?

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IT Analyst in Media2 years ago

it depends on api documentation easily understandable to use and more secured

Network and Security Architect team lead in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

Diligent looks better but please do connect with both vendors and ask for comparison.

Head of ISG in Finance (non-banking)2 years ago

API integrations of Exiger and Diligent with third-party tools and custom applications. The capabilities and features of APIs can change over time with updates and new releases from the respective companies.

To determine which third-party risk management tool provides better API integration for your specific needs, I recommend reaching out directly to the sales or support teams of Exiger and Diligent. They can provide you with the most up-to-date information regarding their API capabilities, integration options, and any customization features available.

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