We connect payments, CRMs, ERPs, AI services, and internal systems for UK and US businesses, and we build the APIs other teams integrate with. Reliable, monitored, and documented, so an integration failing at 2am is not something you find out about from a customer.
Nobody notices a broken sync until the numbers stop matching. By then you are reconciling three weeks of data by hand.
Someone exports a CSV every Monday and imports it somewhere else. It works until they are away, and it is invisible until it breaks.
Twelve automations built by someone who has left, silently dropping records when a field name changes. No logs, no alerts, no owner.
The CRM says one thing, the finance system another. Meetings start with reconciliation instead of decisions.
Connect what you have, build what you need, and monitor all of it.
Connecting the systems your business already runs on.
APIs go down, rate limit, and change without warning. We build for that with retries, queues, and idempotency, so a temporary outage does not become permanent data loss.
Stripe, PayPal, Adyen, Xero, QuickBooks, and NetSuite wired in so revenue data reconciles automatically.
Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, and Klaviyo synced with your product data, not just your website forms.
SAP, Dynamics, 3PL and warehouse systems, plus AI APIs for classification, extraction, and drafting where they genuinely save time.
When you are the one others need to integrate with.
REST or GraphQL APIs with versioning, authentication, rate limiting, and documentation good enough that your customers integrate without emailing support.
Event delivery with signing, retries, and a log your customers can inspect themselves.
Clean interfaces between your own systems, so teams stop reaching into each other’s databases.
Reference docs, quickstarts, and working examples, because an undocumented API is an unused one.
Replace fragile automations and fix what is already broken.
We rebuild critical Zapier or Make workflows as monitored code, usually cutting cost and eliminating silent failures.
Finding where records diverged, fixing them, and preventing it from happening again.
A map of every connection in your business, what it does, who owns it, and what breaks if it stops. Most clients have never seen this written down.
Know within minutes when a sync fails, not at month end.
Integration work is unglamorous and the quality shows up only when something goes wrong. We build for that day.
Map what exists, connect what matters, and monitor everything.
Every system, connection, and manual step.
What costs the most time or risk today.
Data model, sync direction, and failure rules.
Integrations with retries and idempotency.
Reconcile against real data before cutover.
Dashboards and alerts for sync health.
Runbooks and training for your team.
Replace these with real projects and verified numbers before launch.
Shopify, NetSuite, and a 3PL connected into one inventory source of truth.
Twelve fragile no-code automations rebuilt as monitored services.
Public partner API with webhooks and documentation for a B2B platform.
We quote a fixed price after discovery, so you are never signing a blank check. Replace the figures below with your real pricing.
A map of every connection and its risk.
Connect two or more systems properly.
An API others can build against.
The questions we get asked on almost every first call.
A straightforward two-system integration starts around [$9,000], and a custom public API around [$20,000]. Cost is driven by how well the systems are documented and how messy the existing data is, which the audit determines.
Usually yes. Options include scheduled file exchange, database-level sync, or in some cases automated browser workflows. It is less elegant, but it still beats a person doing it by hand.
For low-volume, non-critical automations they are great and we will say so. Once an automation is business-critical or high volume, the lack of proper error handling, testing, and monitoring becomes expensive. That is when we recommend code.
We design for it. Failed operations queue and retry with backoff, writes are idempotent so nothing duplicates on retry, and your team gets alerted. The integration catches up automatically when the service returns.
Secrets live in a managed secret store, never in code. We use OAuth where available, apply least-privilege scopes, and rotate credentials. All traffic is encrypted and access is logged.
Yes, and it is a lot of what we do. We audit what exists, find the silent failures, and either repair or rebuild depending on which is genuinely cheaper over the next year.
We write a runbook covering how each integration works, what alerts mean, and how to replay failed events. Combined with a monitoring dashboard, most in-house teams handle day-to-day operation comfortably.
Book a free strategy call. Tell us which systems are not talking and we will map what it would take to connect them, usually within 24 hours.