APIs & Integrations

APIs & integrations — where systems actually meet

Integration work is where projects often go quiet and bills go up. We have built enough of them to know which shortcuts cost you later and which abstractions pay for themselves.

What we do

• Public APIs — spec-first (OpenAPI or GraphQL SDL), versioned, authenticated properly, rate-limited, observable. Documentation is a deliverable, not an afterthought.
• Private / internal APIs — for your mobile app, your web app, your partner channel.
• Third-party integrations — payments, auth, email, CRM, shipping, tax, identity, messaging, commerce.
• Webhooks — subscribers that are idempotent, retry sensibly, and do not lose events when the downstream is down.
• Event-driven architectures — queues and streams where the workload actually benefits. Not as a status symbol.

How we build things that keep working

• Contract first — OpenAPI or SDL reviewed before code is written.
• Auth, auth, auth — the most common production failure mode. OAuth2, JWT with rotation, API keys with clear scoping. No shortcuts.
• Rate limiting and idempotency — every write endpoint idempotent; every consumer rate-limited.
• Observability — request IDs, structured logs, dashboards, alerts. You should know something is wrong before a customer tells you.
• Tests — contract tests, integration tests against real third-party sandboxes, synthetic probes in production.