Skyflow Docs

Owner

Skyflow

About the Developer Portal

The Skyflow documentation educates prospects and software engineerings on what Skyflow is (a data privacy vault), what user can do with Skyflow (keep their sensitive data safe), and how users can do it (inserting records, using tokenization, de-identifying LLM prompts, solving for HIPAA and data residency requirements, etc). As an API-first company, Skyflow's references need to be high-quality and accurate, and most of the procedures are accessible via both API and UI (Skyflow Studio).

 

Why They Stand Out



The Skyflow docs cover a variety of implementation modes: APIs, client SDKs, server SDKs, and UI procedures. Skyflow values their API references tremendously, but they also offer SDK references for every SDK, and those are programmatically updated every time they have an SDK release to keep them in sync with the code. Additionally, all reference materials share the same styling, URLs, and navigation as the rest of the documentation, leading to a consistent user experience. Adding to that, many procedures are programmatically validated by Doc Detective, so there's extra confidence that procedures work as written, and that this extra testing can proactively catch both documentation and product issues before users encounter them.

2024

Nominated in these Categories

Best Unified Enterprise Developer Portal

Complexity management

Developer portals that were created to serve as the one unified platform for the extensive API portfolios of large and complex corporations.

Best Reference Documentation beyond REST APIs

Developer experience

Developer portals that stand out in guiding non-REST API integration journeys.

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Best Served API Business Model

Business impact

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Best Onboarding Experience in a Developer Portal

Developer experience

Developer portals that strike the right balance of just enough information to get an end user engaged, access, and up and running with an API product.