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Custom software development

API and system integrations

The work is stuck because two systems do not talk. We build the API or the data workflow between them, and we name the scope before we start.

Scope an integration

What an integration is here

An order in one system should show up in another. A form should land in the tool your team already opens. A report should come from the source, not from a spreadsheet someone updates on Friday.

We treat that as its own engagement when the connection is the job. It can also be part of a custom software build when the application does not exist yet.

  • APIs between the systems you name
  • Data workflows that replace the manual handoff
  • A spec that says what moves, how often, and what happens when it fails

What we need from you

Which systems, who feels the pain when they disagree, and what has to keep working during the change. Access and a person who knows each system shorten the work.

Common questions

Can you connect systems we already pay for?
Yes. The usual job is an API or a data workflow between tools you already run, not a replacement of those tools.
Is this part of a larger build?
It can be. If you also need a new application, we scope the software and the integration together. If the systems exist and the gap is the connection, the integration is the engagement.
What do you need to start?
The systems involved, who uses the workflow, and what has to stay up while we connect them.

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System integrations

Name the two systems and what should pass between them. We will tell you if that is the whole job.

Scope an integration