Everything we deliver.
From a single webhook handler to a full event-driven microservices mesh — integration work that's documented, tested, and built to last.
Third-Party API Integration
We connect your product to the APIs your business depends on — payment gateways, CRMs, logistics, email platforms — with clean, maintainable code and proper error handling.
API Mapping & Data Transformation
Bridging different data models between services — field mapping, format conversion, and payload normalization so data flows correctly end to end.
Webhook & Event Handling
Receiving and processing real-time events from external APIs — Stripe, GitHub, HubSpot and more — with idempotent handlers that never process the same event twice.
Auth & Credential Management
Handling OAuth 2.0 flows, API key rotation, token refresh logic, and scoped permission models — so every third-party connection stays secure and up to date.
Monitoring & Error Alerting
Every integration we set up ships with health checks, latency tracking, and error-rate alerts — so you know before your users do when an upstream API misbehaves.
Integration Testing & Sandboxing
We validate every integration against sandbox environments before going live — covering edge cases, error states, and payload variations your users will eventually trigger.
Our Integration Process.
Before connecting a single endpoint, we audit every API and third-party service already in your stack — so there are no surprises mid-integration.
- Inventory of all existing APIs and services in use
- Data flow diagram — source to destination
- Auth & credential assessment (keys, tokens, expiry)
- Rate limits, quotas, and constraints per service
We define exactly how each API will be called, what the payloads look like, and how failures are handled — across every touchpoint. This contract guides the entire build.
- Request / response schema per integration point
- Error strategy — retries, fallbacks, dead-letter queues
- Field mapping between source and destination models
- Agreed behaviour for edge cases and timeouts
Integration is built against sandbox environments and tested through real-world scenarios. Every edge case from the contract gets covered before we go anywhere near production.
- Built and validated against sandbox / staging APIs
- End-to-end testing across the full data flow
- Simulated failures — timeouts, bad responses, auth expiry
- Postman collections or test scripts included on delivery
Production rollout happens in stages — starting with low-risk traffic, watching error rates and latency, and expanding only after the integration proves stable under real load.
- Phased rollout starting with a traffic subset
- Live monitoring of errors, latency, and payload integrity
- Rollback plan ready before go-live
- Full cutover only after stability is confirmed
How we compare to the alternatives.
Most integration work is patched together with duct tape and hope. Here's what makes ours different.
