Service 05

System Integrations

Somewhere in your company, a CSV export gets emailed every morning and retyped into another system before 10am. That file is a system integration that hasn't been built yet. We build the APIs and middleware that connect ERP, CRM, POS, e-commerce, and third-party services - reliably enough that you stop thinking about them.

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The connection work we take on

01

API Development

Designed, versioned, documented APIs on top of systems that were never meant to share - including legacy databases that predate the word 'endpoint.' You get an OpenAPI spec, rate limits that protect the source system, and authentication your security team will approve.

02

ERP & Retail Integrations

Order flows, stock sync, price and promotion push, financial postings. The hard part is never the happy path - it's the order edited after export, the SKU that exists in one system, the timezone bug at month-end. Our integration contracts specify behavior for exactly these cases.

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CRM & Third-party Integrations

Payment gateways, courier and logistics APIs, banks, tax authorities, marketing platforms, WhatsApp Business. Third parties change their APIs on their schedule, not yours - so our middleware isolates each one behind an adapter that can be updated without touching the rest of the flow.

How an integration project gets scoped and delivered

01

Inventory the interfaces

Week one produces a map: every system, every data flow between them, and every human currently acting as one (the person retyping the CSV counts). Each flow gets a priority based on volume and error cost.

02

Contract before code

For each flow we write an integration contract: fields, direction, frequency, ownership of truth, and - critically - what happens on failure. Retry? Queue? Alert whom? Both system owners sign it before we build.

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Build with the failure cases first

Duplicate detection, idempotent writes, dead-letter queues, and replay tooling go in before the happy path is polished. An integration is judged on its worst day, not its demo.

04

Monitor forever

Every flow ships with a dashboard showing throughput, latency, and error counts, and alerting that pages a human before the business notices. Silence should mean 'working,' and with monitoring, it actually does.

What makes our integrations stay up

We assume systems lie

APIs return 200 and drop the record. Webhooks arrive twice, or out of order, or never. A decade of these lessons is encoded in our standard middleware patterns, so you don't pay to relearn them.

Both sides of the wire

We implement ERPs and build e-commerce platforms, so we understand the systems being connected, not just the pipe between them. That's the difference between syncing fields and syncing meaning.

Documentation as a habit

Every integration leaves behind a data-flow diagram, the contract, and a runbook. Two years later, when someone asks 'what happens if we switch couriers?', the answer is a document, not archaeology.

Before you email us

Count the CSVs your team emails daily.

Each one is a flow we can make disappear. Tell us about the worst two - we'll come back with an integration map and a sequenced plan, not a platform pitch.