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Integrations and APIs

We connect systems that were never designed to talk to each other.

Most expensive failures in large companies do not happen inside a single system, but at the seams between several of them. Data does not arrive, arrives twice, or arrives in a format the recipient does not understand.

We treat an integration as a first-class part of the system, not as a script that runs overnight. We design it assuming the connection will break at the worst possible moment — and that it must be clear what happens then.

What you get

Data exchange design

Field mapping, message contracts, failure scenarios and retry rules. Agreed before any implementation begins.

A deployed integration

A working connection with error handling, queueing and job scheduling based on TickerQ or message queues.

Visibility and monitoring

Event logging and alerts, so that you hear about a problem from the system rather than from your customer.

API documentation

A specification of the exposed endpoints in a format your technical partner can use without further questions.