Custom API Integrations & Business Automation

Custom API Integrations & Business Automation

Connected Systems

Integrations & Automation

Third-party integration has been a major part of our development work. Many business applications depend on information that lives elsewhere: payment processors, accounting systems, marketplaces, shipping carriers, email providers, internal databases, or specialized industry services.

Connecting Systems

Moving Information Between Platforms

We have worked with APIs, web services, XML, JSON, EDI, ODBC, scheduled data exchanges, file-based imports and exports, and custom middleware to move information between systems and reduce manual processing.

The goal is not simply to connect two services. It is to make the information useful, reliable, and part of the business workflow.

Integration Experience

Systems We Work With

Accounting & Finance
QuickBooks and financial-system workflows
Marketplaces
Amazon, eBay, and other marketplace connections
Payment Gateways
Authorize.net, Stripe, PayPal, and other processors
Shipping & Fulfillment
UPS, USPS, FedEx, DHL, ShipStation, Stamps.com, Endicia, and related workflows
Tax & Business Rules
Tax calculation and location-based rules
Email & Notifications
Email, marketing, and notification services
Accounts & SSO
Single sign-on and account synchronization
Inventory & Fulfillment
Internal inventory and fulfillment systems
Data Import / Export
CSV, spreadsheet, and structured data exchanges
Legacy Systems
Database and application integration
Workflow Automation
Workflow Automation

Turning Repetitive Processes Into Automated Workflows

We have developed automated processes for importing orders, updating inventory, generating shipping information, returning tracking numbers, sending customer notifications, synchronizing transactions, processing scheduled tasks, cleaning or transforming data, and producing reports.

 
Real-World Integration
Real-World Integration

Working With Imperfect Systems

Real integrations are rarely as simple as connecting two clean APIs. Data formats differ, records do not always match, third-party systems change behavior, and legacy applications often contain years of business rules. Much of our work involves identifying those edge cases and building processes that can operate reliably around them.

 
Built for Ongoing Change

Integration Is an Ongoing Business Process

APIs change, data changes, and business rules evolve. Reliable integrations need to account for those changes while preserving the workflows people depend on every day.