API analysis
Documentation, authentication, limits and data formats are evaluated.
API connections
We develop API connections that allow data to be exchanged between websites, applications, payment providers and business software.
Connect systems
An API enables structured communication between different digital systems.
We investigate which data is exchanged, who the source is and how errors or delays should be processed.
After that, we build a controlled integration with logging, validation and clear error handling.
What you receive
Strategy, user experience, technology and control are carried out as a whole.
Documentation, authentication, limits and data formats are evaluated.
Fields and statuses from different systems are correctly linked.
Tokens, keys and access rights are processed securely.
Data is retrieved or sent at the right time.
Disruptions and invalid data are checked and processed.
Important requests and errors are clearly recorded.
For whom?
Link payments, shipping, inventory and external services.
Synchronize customer, invoice and file data.
Offer integrations with services of customers and partners.
Automatically move information between applications.
Our approach
We check documentation, access and desired data flows.
Direction, frequency, validation and error scenarios are determined.
The coupling is implemented safely and modularly.
Requests and data are checked and tested.
Logging and management are set up for practical use.
Reliable data exchange
External systems may be temporarily unavailable, impose limits or return unexpected data.
We make dependencies and technical limitations transparent in advance.
Why custom made?
Data does not always have to be manually entered.
Actions can be performed immediately after an event.
Systems remain better synchronized with each other.
Growth requires fewer additional administrative actions.
Frequently asked questions
Usually technical documentation and access data of the external system.
Only when a reliable API, database or export option is available.
That depends on documentation, authentication, data flows and error scenarios.
Yes, for example via the official API of a payment provider.
The connection can log errors, try again and alert administrators.
Yes, after reviewing code, documentation and current API requirements.
Let systems work together?
Tell us which systems and processes you want to connect.
Discuss your coupling