Business data flow
We specify exactly which data moves, when, in which direction and under which rules.
API integration
API integration: when your systems need to work together
We build documented, verifiable data connections between existing applications, with appropriate permissions and error handling.
What is needed for an API integration?
You need documentation and authorized access for both systems, a precise description of the data and events to transfer, and a plan for errors, repeated requests and logging.
What do we solve?
Security and permissions
We handle access keys on the server and follow the principle of least privilege.
Reliability
Validation, idempotency, retries, logging and alerts tailored to the integration.
What you get
Transparent implementation
- Less manual data copying
- Traceable errors
- Documented system boundaries
How do we work?
- 1
Documentation
We check the APIs’ capabilities and limitations.
- 2
Data mapping
We map fields, events and responsibilities.
- 3
Development
We build the connection in a secure environment.
- 4
Testing and monitoring
We also test error scenarios and repeated requests.
Which systems can be connected?
Systems with a documented API, webhooks or another authorized data interface. We review their documentation to confirm what is possible.
What happens if one system is unavailable?
Depending on the integration, queuing, controlled retries and logging may be required. These are specified in the technical plan.
Should I send an access key by email?
No. Share secrets through an appropriate, agreed channel, using only the minimum permissions required.
How long does an integration take?
This depends on API quality, data logic, the test environment and the number of exceptions. We estimate the work after reviewing the documentation.
Let’s discuss the next step
Briefly describe your goal or the issue you have encountered. We will reply with the information needed to take it further.
