This allows live Kaleidocade content to be embedded in external applications. For example, an article in a content management website focusing on a particular indicator could include a map showing a geographic perspective of the data. But rather than a static image, which could potentially become out -of-date, the content site would actually make a request to the Kaleidocade Web Services and the current map image would be returned.

And you don’t necessarily need to be a programmer to create the requests…authorized users can use the standard Kaleidocade web interface to generate web service XML with the click of a button.