All systems operational200+ sites monitoredResponse SLA <4hENES
Integrations

Two systems, one version of the truth.

REST integrations, CRM and ERP bridges, webhooks and data sync — built as middleware with a queue and a reconciler, so a third-party outage is never a lost order.

200+
Sites running

Built and actively maintained

80+
Plugins built

Custom, client-owned code

<4h
Response SLA

Critical issue response

12+
Years building

Deep platform expertise

What we connect

Four kinds of work.

Most engagements start with one and grow into the rest.

01

REST API integrations

A single client for someone else’s API, with auth, retries, rate limits and pagination handled once instead of at every call site.

  • Typed API clients
  • Auth & token refresh
  • Rate limiting & backoff
  • Pagination & partial failure
  • Request logs you can search
02

CRM & ERP bridges

Account, contact, product and order mapping between your store and the system finance lives in. Direction is decided per object, so nothing is authored twice.

  • Object & field mapping
  • Matched on external IDs, never email
  • One writer per field
  • Catalogue & price tiers down
  • Orders and invoices up
03

Webhooks & middleware

An outbox table, a worker that drains it and a nightly reconciler. Checkout writes one local row and returns, so their latency never becomes your latency.

  • Outbox & queue design
  • Idempotent workers
  • Signed webhook endpoints
  • Dead-letter handling
  • Nightly reconciliation
04

Data sync & migration

Moving records between systems once, or keeping them in step forever — with a dry run you can read before anything is written.

  • One-off migrations with dry runs
  • Scheduled sync
  • Conflict rules written down
  • Field-level audit trail
How we work

Your systems. Your data.
Our responsibility.

Deliverable

A map before a line of code

Every integration starts with a written object map — which system owns which field, and which way it travels. You get it before you commit to a build.

Nothing is authored in two places

Each field has exactly one owner. Products and prices come down from the ERP, orders go up from the store, and there is no conflict left to resolve.

The queue is not optional

A synchronous write to a third party inside checkout makes their latency your latency and their outage your lost order. We write an intent row and drain it out of band.

Build the reconciler second, not last

Every queue lies eventually. A nightly diff of both sides re-queues what the worker missed and raises a ticket on what disagrees.

Two systems that do not agree?

Tell us what each one owns. We will send back the object map before anyone writes code.

No commitment. Just a conversation.
Integration questions