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APIs, integrations and workflow automation
Your systems talking to each other, so people stop copying between them.
APIs, system integrations and workflow automation connecting CRMs, ERPs, payment gateways, WhatsApp and internal tools, with monitoring and retries.
The problem
Orders typed from email into the ERP, leads copied from forms into the CRM, payment status checked by hand. Every manual hop is a delay and a chance for error.
Point-to-point scripts pile up and fail silently. Integrations need to be designed, monitored and owned.
What we build
- REST and GraphQL APIs for your products and partners
- Integrations between CRM, ERP, accounting, payment gateways and messaging platforms
- Workflow automation for approvals, notifications and data sync
- WhatsApp Business and email automations
- Monitoring, retries and alerting on every integration
How it works
Events from one system trigger workflows that transform data and call other systems, with retries, logging and alerts when something fails.
- Step 1Map flowsWhich events, which systems, which data, and what happens on failure.
- Step 2Build connectorsReliable connections to each system's API.
- Step 3AutomateWorkflows with validation, transformation and approvals where needed.
- Step 4MonitorLogs, retries and alerts so failures are noticed and fixed.
Deliverables
- Integration and API design
- Deployed integrations and workflows
- Monitoring and alerting
- Documentation for each flow
Typical stack
- Python
- Next.js
- Google Cloud
We choose tools to fit your environment; this is where we usually start.
Ways to work with us
Questions
What if a system has no API?
We look for exports, webhooks, database access or, as a last resort, controlled browser automation, and explain the trade-offs.
Should we use a no-code automation tool?
For simple flows, often yes, and we will say so. Custom code makes sense when volume, logic or reliability requirements outgrow those tools.
Talk to us about aPIs, integrations and workflow automation for your business.
Send a short brief. We reply by email, usually with questions before we propose anything.