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Blog Archive: March 2026

Integration engineering posts published in March 2026, covering SaaS integrations, event routing, retries, OAuth, and delivery reliability.

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OAuth Token Management for SaaS Integrations - The Patterns That Don't Break at 3am

OAuth tokens do not fail on schedule. They expire during jobs, race during refresh, and get revoked without warning. Reliable SaaS integrations need a token lifecycle strategy.

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Webhook Idempotency in Node.js, Python, and Postgres: How to Prove It Works

Duplicate webhook delivery is normal. Build idempotent handlers with Node.js and Python, enforce deduplication in Postgres, and verify concurrency is safe.

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What Is Fan-Out Architecture? Patterns, Tradeoffs, and When to Use It

One event in, many deliveries out — each with its own retries and failure isolation. A practical guide to fan-out architecture for SaaS integration teams.

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3 Ways to Send Product Events to HubSpot: Direct API, Zapier, and Meshes

Direct API calls, Zapier workflows, and Meshes take different approaches to HubSpot integrations. For SaaS products with customer-connected accounts, Meshes provides workspace-scoped routing, field mappings, retries, and delivery history.

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Webhook Retry Logic in Node.js: What Production Delivery Actually Requires

A first-pass webhook retry loop breaks in production for predictable reasons. Node.js examples show where backoff, jitter, idempotency, rate limits, and dead letters come in, and how Meshes handles delivery automatically.

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