What is one of the benefits of enabling caching when using a Connector Call?

Enabling caching when using a Connector Call effectively reduces the frequency of API requests for similar records. When caching is implemented, the integration platform temporarily stores data retrieved from API calls, allowing subsequent calls to access this cached data instead of making repeated requests to the external system. This approach not only minimizes the load on the API and the external application but also improves performance by speeding up response times for frequently accessed data.

In environments where API rate limits might be a concern or where the same data is accessed multiple times, caching can significantly optimize resource use and enhance overall efficiency. When dealing with large datasets or frequent requests for similar information, caching dramatically reduces the need for redundant API exchanges, which can help prevent throttling issues and lower operational costs associated with API consumption.