Services — API integrations
Make your software talk, without copying data by hand.
I connect management systems, e-commerce, CRMs, invoicing, payments, couriers, email and third-party services through APIs and webhooks, so information flows on its own and stays aligned.
Tell me about your projectWho it's for
- ›Companies with several programs that don't talk to each other
- ›E-commerce to connect to inventory, couriers and invoicing
- ›Anyone wanting to automate repetitive steps across different tools
What you get
- Connection between the software you already use
- Automatic sync of orders, customers and products
- Webhooks and real-time notifications
- Error and retry handling
- Readable monitoring and logs
AIWith AI
AI works alongside integrations: it reads emails and documents, extracts the data and enters it in the right systems, leaving final control to you.
Learn more →REST, GraphQL and webhooks
I work with the main types of APIs and with webhooks to receive real-time notifications, such as a new order or a completed payment.
Typical integrations
E-commerce with management systems and couriers, CRMs with websites and newsletters, e-invoicing, payments, bookings with calendars, maps and geolocation services.
Reliability and security
Credentials stored securely, request limits respected, automatic retries on errors and logs so you always know what happened.
- REST
- GraphQL
- Webhook
- OAuth
- Stripe
- Google API
- Zapier / n8n
How we work
- 01
Mapping the flows
We draw which data goes from one system to another, and when.
- 02
Checking the APIs
I check what the services involved allow, plus limits and costs.
- 03
Building the integration
I build the connections and test them with real data.
- 04
Monitoring
Error alerts and flow reports, so you can act right away.
Frequently asked questions
Which services can you integrate with? +
Practically any service with an API: management systems, CRMs (HubSpot, Salesforce), Stripe and PayPal, couriers, Google Workspace, e-invoicing, maps, email services and many more.
What if a service has no API? +
We look at alternatives: automatic exports, integration tools or, if it makes sense, a small bridging program.
What happens if an integration stops working? +
The system reports the error, retries automatically and keeps the data: no information is lost.
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Shall we talk about your project?
A 20-minute chat, no strings attached: we'll figure out together where to start.