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API integration and workflow automation between your systems
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API integration and workflow automation between your systems

Connect the tools you already use and stop double entry: REST API design, connectors for e-commerce, ERP, accounting, payment and courier systems, scheduled synchronisation, error alerts and documentation. Delivered in 2 to 6 weeks.

Updated 6 Nov 2026

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Minimum order
1 units
Lead time
14-42 days

Product overview

An integration service for companies whose data is retyped three times a day between a shop, an ERP, an accounting file and a courier portal: we design the API, build the connectors, schedule the synchronisation and add monitoring, so orders, stock, invoices and shipment statuses move by themselves, with delivery in two to six weeks.

What we connect

  • E-commerce platforms and marketplaces to your stock and ERP
  • Accounting and invoicing software, with VAT-ready exports
  • Payment providers, including reconciliation of settlements
  • Courier and delivery companies, with tracking status returned
  • Internal databases, Excel files and legacy software
  • WhatsApp, e-mail and SMS notification services

How we work

  1. Mapping of systems, data and failure cases, 2 to 4 days
  2. API or connector design with documentation
  3. Build, test with real data, then controlled switch-on
  4. Monitoring, alerts and handover to your team

Reliability

Every integration ships with retries, duplicate protection and an alert when a synchronisation fails, so a silent error does not become a week of wrong stock. OpenAPI documentation is included, and support runs for 6 to 12 months depending on scope.

Questions about API integration and workflow automation between your systems

Which systems can you integrate with?
Anything with an API, a database or an export file: e-commerce platforms, ERP and accounting software, payment providers, courier portals, and older in-house systems. When no API exists we build one in front of the system.
What happens when a synchronisation fails?
The job retries automatically, duplicates are blocked, and an alert goes to your team and ours with the failing record. A dashboard shows every run, so nobody discovers the problem a week later in the stock figures.

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