APIs & Integrations
Enter data once. We connect the systems your company already runs, ERP, CRM, shop, accounting, shipping, telephony, support, so information flows between them automatically, with logging and alerts so you know when it does not.
What you get
- An integration map: which system owns which data, what flows where, how often, and what happens on conflict
- Connections through official APIs where they exist, secure file exchange or database links where they do not
- Transformation and validation between systems, so bad data is caught at the border
- Monitoring, logging and alerts: every run visible, every failure reported before a customer notices
- Documentation of every mapping, in a form your next supplier can read
- APIs of your own when partners, apps or customers need to reach your data
Systems we have connected
ERP and accounting such as SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo and regional systems; CRM and marketing such as HubSpot and Mailchimp; WooCommerce and marketplaces; shipping carriers; telephony and helpdesk tools; Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace; and a long tail of industry systems with an API, a database or at least a nightly export.
Built to survive change
Providers change fields and deprecate versions without asking. Integrations we build are versioned, tested against provider changes, and covered by a care plan that watches them. When a provider announces a change, we handle it before the deadline.
Questions we hear often
A system has no API. Can it still be connected?
Almost always: scheduled exports, database access, email parsing or robotic steps as a last resort. We tell you how fragile each option is before you choose.
Who decides which system is right when data conflicts?
You do, once, in the integration map. The rules are then enforced automatically and logged.
Can you build an API for our customers or partners?
Yes, with authentication, rate limits, versioning and documentation, hosted in the EU and monitored.
Guides on this topic
Missed payment webhooks: the payment succeeded, the shop never heard
How to build a shop that survives lost, late and duplicate payment webhooks: durable processing, idempotency, signature checks and reconciliation.
Why B2B customers order by email when you have built them a shop
Find out why B2B customers order by email, sort a month of order emails by reason, and decide which features your shop needs and what stays personal.
Product data from Excel to the website: one source, no retyping
How to bring product data from Excel to the website by import: how the sheet must be built, how re-import updates products, and the usual causes of errors.
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