API development and integration
APIs for your product, and clean connections between the payment gateways, CRMs, ERPs, and other tools your business depends on.
Sound familiar?
When businesses come to us for this
Data gets typed in twice
Orders, customers, and invoices are copied by hand from one system to another.
Integrations break quietly
A sync fails overnight and nobody notices until a customer complains.
Partners want an API you do not have
Customers or resellers ask to connect to your platform, and there is no clean way in.
What we build
API development and integration: what that covers
REST and GraphQL APIs
Documented APIs for your own apps, your partners, and your customers.
Payment gateway integration
Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal, and others, with webhooks for refunds and failed payments.
CRM and ERP connectors
Two-way sync with tools such as HubSpot, Salesforce, and Zoho.
Webhooks and events
One system tells another when something changes, such as a new order or a paid invoice.
Data sync pipelines
Scheduled and event-driven jobs that keep records consistent everywhere.
Need something else?
If your project is not on this list, describe it and we will tell you whether it is a good fit.
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How we approach it
Our approach, step by step
- 01
List every system and its owner
Which tool is the source of truth for each kind of data, and who fixes it when it is wrong.
- 02
Agree the contract first
Endpoints, fields, and error responses are agreed and documented before building.
- 03
Plan for failure
Retries, alerts, and logs, so a failed sync is noticed and fixed quickly.
- 04
Version for the long run
Changes are versioned so existing integrations keep working.
Technologies
What we build it with
Our usual stack for this work. We choose per project, and can work with what you already have.
- Node.js
- Fast API services and webhook handlers
- Python
- Data transformation and one-off migrations
- GraphQL
- Flexible APIs for web and mobile apps
- n8n
- Low-code automation for simpler flows
- PostgreSQL
- Sync state, logs, and audit trails
FAQ
Common questions
For simple, low-volume tasks, tools like Zapier or n8n are fine. A custom integration makes sense when volumes grow, the logic gets complex, or failures are costly.
Sometimes. We look at exports, databases, webhooks, or partner access, and tell you which options are reliable and which are fragile.
Yes. Every API we build comes with documentation and example requests, so other developers can use it without asking us.
Planning a project like this?
Share a few details about your business and what you need. We will suggest a sensible first step and a rough scope.
