As a SaaS company expands its customer base, it faces increasing demands for CRM integrations to offer more value to its clients. Initially, integrating a single CRM system seemed manageable, but the discovery that customers use over 40 different CRMs, coupled with expectations for complex two-way integrations, presents a significant challenge. Smaller clients lack the resources to build these integrations themselves, and relying on third parties could disrupt customer relationships. To address this, companies can use various methods: coding from scratch, enterprise iPaaS, unified APIs, or embedded iPaaS. Among these, embedded iPaaS offers the most advantages for building customer-facing CRM integrations, providing a low-code platform that saves development time, enhances user experience, and reduces customer churn by integrating their CRM into existing workflows. This approach enables SaaS providers to meet diverse CRM needs efficiently while maintaining robust customer relationships.