Integrations
and APIs
Connecting a product to the systems a business already runs on, so numbers match in both places and nobody retypes anything.
What we connect
The integrations that decide whether a product is usable day to day.
CRM integration
A form submission becomes a lead with its source attached, and status changes flow back — so marketing spend can finally be judged.
ERP and accounting
Stock, prices and invoices synchronised with the system of record, so the site never sells something that does not exist.
Payment providers
Acquiring, refunds and reconciliation built idempotent, because retried requests must not charge a card twice.
Third-party APIs
Delivery, messaging, analytics, document services — wrapped behind our own interface so a provider can be swapped without a rewrite.
How we build them
Assume the other side will be slow, wrong or down — then design for it.
Map the data
Which system is the source of truth for each field, and what happens when they disagree. Most integration pain is an unanswered version of this question.
Build resilient
Queues, retries with backoff and a dead-letter queue a human watches, so an outage on their side delays data instead of losing it.
Reconcile
Scheduled comparison between systems with mismatches surfaced in a report, rather than discovered by a customer.
What we integrate with
Not an exhaustive list — if it has an API, ask.
Copying data
between systems by hand?
Tell us which systems need to agree. We will map the data flow and quote against it.
