Most operational waste in a growing company happens between systems: an order placed in one place, retyped into a courier panel, then again into accounting. Integration removes that gap. We build the APIs your systems expose, and connect them to the gateways, logistics providers, messaging platforms and business software you already depend on.
Four situations where two systems that both work correctly still produce a wrong answer together.
An order is entered in the sales system and again in accounts. The two versions disagree by month end, and reconciling them is somebody's whole week.
What replaces it
The vendor will not open it, the documentation does not exist, and the only export is a CSV somebody downloads by hand each morning.
What replaces it
The sync stopped four days ago. Nobody noticed, because a job that does nothing looks exactly like a job that has nothing to do.
What replaces it
A field was renamed upstream and half your orders stopped booking. The integration was written to assume the response would never change.
What replaces it
Payment gateway integration with reconciliation and refund handling
Courier and logistics APIs — booking, label printing, status sync
SMS, WhatsApp and email notification pipelines
Accounting, ERP and inventory system synchronisation
Social and marketplace lead or order ingestion
REST APIs and webhooks for your own system, with documentation
Retry, logging and alerting so a failed sync never passes unnoticed
Connecting systems, building the API when there is not one, and making sure it still works six months later.
REST or GraphQL endpoints with authentication, rate limits, versioning and documentation another team can build against.
Payment gateways, SMS, courier, accounting, telephony and messaging platforms wired into your workflow.
Scheduled or event-driven sync with field mapping, transformation rules and conflict handling agreed up front.
Event delivery with signature verification, retry, dead-letter handling and replay when something was missed.
Where a system has no API, we work with its database, file drops or exports instead of asking you to replace it.
Health checks, failure alerts and a readable log, so a broken sync is noticed by us rather than by your customer.
The integrations businesses here actually need, rather than a list of logos.
Card and mobile wallet payments with verification, refunds and settlement reconciliation.
Consignment booking, label printing and delivery status pulled back onto the order automatically.
Transactional and campaign messaging with templates, delivery reports and opt-out handling.
Invoices, payments and journals pushed across so the ledger stops being retyped.
Click-to-call, screen pop, call recording links and CDR sync into the CRM record.
Stock, pricing and customer master data shared between the systems that each need their own copy.
Integrations are built with retries, queues and alerts, so a temporary outage delays a sync instead of losing data. Provider-specific code is isolated, so a breaking change is fixed in one place rather than across the application.
Yes, as long as it offers an API, a webhook, a database connection or a reliable export. If none exist, we tell you upfront rather than building something fragile on top of screen scraping.
Send your requirement and we will reply with a clear plan, a timeline and a cost — usually within one business day.
