Integrations & APIs

Make your systems work together.

Businesses rarely run on one system. Orders live in the store, customers in the CRM, invoices in accounting, and people move data between them by hand. We build the connections: well-designed APIs for your own software, and dependable integrations with the third-party systems around it.

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You might be here because

The same customer record is maintained by hand in two or three places.
Your Shopify store and your ERP disagree about stock.
A partner needs API access and you do not have an API.
An integration someone built years ago fails silently and nobody knows why.

What we do

API development: Documented, versioned REST and GraphQL APIs for your product or platform.
API integrations: Connections to third-party services, with retries and error handling built in.
CRM integrations: HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and others kept in step with your own systems.
ERP integrations: Orders, inventory and finance data moving between the ERP and everything else.
Shopify integrations: Custom apps, storefront logic and back-office sync beyond what plugins offer.
Payment integrations: Stripe and other providers: subscriptions, marketplaces, invoicing and payouts.
Accounting integrations: Invoices and payments posted to Xero, QuickBooks and similar tools.
Data synchronization: One-way or two-way sync with clear rules for which system wins.
Webhooks: Event delivery in and out, verified, queued and replayable.
Custom integrations: Connections to systems with awkward, old or undocumented interfaces.

What this looks like in practice

Payments, invoicing and payouts through Stripe

Several of our builds, including TruScapes and Nanoinfluencers.io, run billing and settlement through Stripe.

One backend behind a mobile app and a web dashboard

ReceiptBranch serves a Flutter app and a React merchant dashboard from a single NestJS API.

A store that updates the back office by itself

A typical project: orders flow from the storefront into the ERP and accounting system, and stock flows back.

How we approach it

We map the data first: which system owns each field, and what happens on conflict.
Integrations are built to fail loudly, with alerts, logs and a way to replay events.
Credentials and tokens are stored properly, never in code.
You get documentation a future developer can actually follow.

For businesses with existing software