Services — API integrations

API integrations and automation: your software talking on its own.

API and webhook integrations between management systems, e-commerce, CRM, invoicing, payments and couriers: automatic data exchange, with error handling and reconciliation.

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Who it's for

  • Businesses with several programs that don't talk to each other
  • E-commerce to connect to inventory, couriers and invoicing
  • Anyone wanting to automate repetitive steps across different tools

What you get

  • Connection between the software you already use
  • Automatic sync of orders, customers and products
  • Webhooks and real-time notifications
  • Error and retry handling
  • Readable monitoring and logs
  • Interactive maps, store locators and route calculation

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REST, GraphQL and webhooks

I work with the main types of APIs and with webhooks to receive real-time notifications, such as a new order or a completed payment.

Typical integrations

E-commerce with management systems and couriers, CRMs with websites and newsletters, e-invoicing, payments, bookings with calendars, maps and geolocation services.

Maps and geolocation

I integrate interactive maps into sites and applications: store locators with address search and "near me", routes and travel times, coverage areas and tracking of field work. I compare Google Maps, Mapbox and OpenStreetMap for quality, features and cost, and keep API spend under control with caching within the provider's terms, quotas and monitoring.

Reliability and security

Credentials stored securely, request limits respected, automatic retries on errors and logs so you always know what happened.

  • REST
  • GraphQL
  • Webhook
  • OAuth
  • Stripe
  • Google API
  • Zapier / n8n
  • Google Maps API
  • Mapbox
  • OpenStreetMap

How we work

  1. 01

    Mapping the flows

    We draw which data goes from one system to another, and when.

  2. 02

    Checking the APIs

    I check what the services involved allow, plus limits and costs.

  3. 03

    Building the integration

    I build the connections and test them with real data.

  4. 04

    Monitoring

    Error alerts and flow reports, so you can act right away.

Frequently asked questions

Practically any service with an API: management systems, CRMs (HubSpot, Salesforce), Stripe and PayPal, couriers, Google Workspace, e-invoicing, maps, email services and many more.

We look at alternatives: automatic exports, integration tools or, if it makes sense, a small bridging program.

The system records errors and applies controlled retries. Persistence, idempotency and reconciliation reduce the risk of loss and duplication, with alerts when intervention is needed.

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