Techrace is B2B integration infrastructure. Software companies use its API to connect accounts that their customers own or are authorized to manage. They build the end-user application.
PRODUCT MODEL
Developer company → customer → authorized account.
The company owns its project, users and scoped server keys. A downstream customer completes a provider consent flow. Techrace stores the resulting credentials on the server and executes only implemented operations within that project and customer boundary.
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SocialCustomer accounts
AdvertisingCampaign context
EmailGmail & Outlook
Customer-authorized connectionsIllustration · not live traffic
Who uses it
Company developers and administrators sign into Techrace. Their end users connect provider accounts through a hosted consent flow without joining the developer team.
How consent works
A one-time connection session selects the provider and registered return URL. Google identity login is separate from mailbox consent. Requested scopes must match the demonstrated feature.
How access is bounded
Project membership, scoped API keys, customer-bound queries and versioned encrypted credentials protect the integration boundary. Provider access is explicitly enabled after review.
Reviewer walkthrough
Open the product, pricing and implemented integration scope.
Use supplied test credentials in the configured review deployment.
Inspect a company project and its separate downstream customer records.
Connect a reviewer-owned provider account and inspect every requested permission.
Demonstrate the specific implemented read or write, and its operation receipt.
Disconnect the account, revoke provider consent and verify the deletion/revocation behavior.
Reviewer credentials and recordings are supplied privately when a review environment is configured; they are never embedded on this page.
Current review status
This is a pre-launch build. No provider approval, resale/distribution permission, security certification or production capacity is claimed. The operating legal entity, domain ownership, privacy/support contacts, final policies and reviewer deployment must be completed before submissions.
Priority-channel analytics; supported Facebook, Instagram and YouTube engagement; selected Meta and Google advertising workflows; Gmail and Outlook mailbox operations, synchronization and optional notifications. These workflows use customer-bound REST, TypeScript SDK and MCP interfaces. Supported campaign objectives, media formats and native account types are explicit in the guides; this is not a complete-history or all-provider-features promise.