When faced with the need to integrate a SaaS product with a legacy system, companies must choose between using a low-code/no-code (LCNC) platform or an embedded integration platform as a service (iPaaS). LCNC platforms, such as Mendix and Bubble, excel at rapid internal application development and prototyping, using drag-and-drop interfaces to empower non-developers. However, they fall short in supporting scalable, multi-tenant customer integrations due to limitations in deployment automation, error handling, and monitoring. In contrast, embedded iPaaS solutions, like Prismatic, are purpose-built for robust customer-facing integrations, offering features such as multi-tenant deployment, monitoring, security, and compliance. They provide both low-code and code-native development environments, enabling complex workflows and customer-specific configurations. The decision hinges on the intended use of the integration—whether for internal tools or as a scalable SaaS product feature—and the expected complexity and scale of customer interactions.