Integrations
A proxy should not force an architecture change. ZapIP connects over user:pass auth, IP allowlisting, API extraction or SOCKS5, so browsers, crawlers, RPA runners, ERPs and data pipelines take it as they are.
Multi-account operations
Bind one fixed exit per storefront or profile so the browser fingerprint and the IP registration tell the same story.
How it connects
Paste the ZapIP host, port and credentials into the profile's proxy settings. One long-term static IP per profile means the exit stops moving when the profile does not, and SOCKS5 is available alongside HTTP(S).
Data collection
Set the proxy in your downloader middleware or launch flags and let rotating exits turn over per request.
How it connects
Scrapy takes the proxy and auth header in a middleware; Puppeteer and Playwright take it as a launch argument; Selenium takes it through the WebDriver proxy config. HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 both work, with no concurrency cap.
Process automation
Pass the exit IP in as a job parameter so every run holds its own address.
How it connects
Pull IPs on demand from the API and write them into the job config, or allowlist the runner's public address and connect without credentials at all — practical for scheduled batches and unattended flows.
Traffic orchestration
Sit ZapIP behind your own pool or gateway as the upstream that stays up.
How it connects
Point the middleware at ZapIP as an upstream proxy and let it own retries, timeouts and session affinity. Rotation is settable from 1 to 360 minutes and sticky sessions hold to 120, so your rotator and ours do not tear sessions apart between them.
Cross-border retail
Give every storefront in the ERP its own fixed local residential exit.
How it connects
Assign one long-term static IP per store and bind it in the ERP's account or environment settings, so the login location matches where the store is registered. When opening stores in bulk, pull the IP list over the API and assign in one pass.
Data pipelines
Keep the exit region consistent with the scheduler when results flow back to the warehouse.
How it connects
Jobs running in containers or serverless functions authenticate with user:pass, and the exit ASN and region can be pinned per source — so a single dataset is not quietly assembled from three different countries.
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