APIs & Integrations
Connect Your
Digital Stack
Integrations are easy to demo and hard to keep running. The happy path takes an afternoon; the work is in what happens when the other system times out, returns a duplicate, changes a field without telling you, or rate limits you at month-end. We build for that case first, because it is the one that costs money.
Third Party Integrations
Your Tools, United
We connect the systems you already run: CRM, payments, accounting, logistics, support, marketing, and the internal tools nobody outside your company has heard of. Each connection is built against the vendor’s documented API, with a written note on which system owns each field so two tools never quietly disagree about the same customer.
What We Build
Integration work, described by what it does rather than by which logos it touches.
Custom REST and GraphQL APIs
Versioned interfaces designed around your domain, with a written contract, predictable errors, pagination that holds up on large datasets, and authentication scoped to what each consumer actually needs.
System-to-System Sync
Keeping records aligned across CRM, finance, operations, and support tools. We define which system owns each field before writing code, so conflicts resolve by rule instead of by whoever saved last.
Webhooks and Event Handling
Signature verification, replay protection, and ordered processing. Incoming events are queued and acknowledged quickly so a slow downstream job never causes the sender to drop deliveries.
Payment and Billing Flows
Checkout, subscription, and reconciliation flows built against the provider’s API, with idempotency keys so a retried request never charges twice and a failed callback never loses an order.
Data Pipelines and Migrations
Scheduled extracts, transformations, and one-off migrations, run against a copy first and reconciled row by row before anything touches production.
Legacy and Undocumented Systems
Older platforms without a modern API still need to participate. We work with what exists, wrap it behind a clean interface, and isolate the rest of the estate from its quirks.
Built to Fail Loudly
The difference between an integration that works and one you can trust is entirely in the failure handling.
Retries With Backoff
Transient failures are retried on an increasing delay rather than hammering a service that is already struggling, with a cap and a dead-letter queue for anything that keeps failing.
Idempotency
Every write carries a key, so a retried or duplicated request produces one result. This is what stops a network blip from creating two invoices.
Rate Limit Awareness
We respect documented limits, queue against them, and design batch jobs so a month-end run does not exhaust your quota for everything else.
Reconciliation
Periodic checks compare both sides and report drift. Sync that has never been reconciled is an assumption, not a guarantee.
Alerting on Silence
The dangerous failure is the one that stops sending. We alert on the absence of expected traffic, not only on visible errors.
Observable by Default
Structured logs, per-integration metrics, and a record of what was sent and received, so a disputed transaction can be answered with evidence.
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