Integration ownership
APIs & integrations that don't become the next fire drill.
We design and implement APIs and integrations that are explicit, documented, and stable - so your systems can talk to each other without constant babysitting.
Best for teams relying on multiple SaaS tools · Typical engagement: 2-6 weeks
What you get
Outcomes you can expect from an engagement.
- Clear contracts between systems with predictable request/response shapes.
- Better observability around failures instead of silent data loss.
- Reduced manual data shuffling between tools and spreadsheets.
- A foundation you can build automations and reporting on top of.
A good fit if…
When this service tends to deliver the most value.
- Teams stitching together SaaS tools with brittle point-to-point integrations.
- Businesses that depend on accurate data across finance, ops, and sales.
- Engineering teams that need someone to own the integration layer end-to-end.
How we work
A typical engagement from first call to launch.
- 01Inventory of existing systems, data flows, and pain points.
- 02Design of API contracts and integration patterns that make sense long-term.
- 03Implementation with proper auth, rate limiting, and error handling.
- 04Monitoring, logging, and documentation for your team.
Typical stack
Common tools and platforms we use for this type of work.
REST / GraphQL APIsDjango / NodeWebhooksStripe / Shopify / Zoho / HubSpotMessage queues / background workers
Client impact
Integrations that quietly stay out of the way.
We're often brought in after a brittle integration has already broken in production. By designing explicit contracts, adding observability, and owning the whole integration story, we've helped clients stabilize the foundation that their operations and reporting depend on.
- A finance team finally reconciled data across billing, CRM, and accounting without manual patchwork.
- A client eliminated silent data drops in a critical integration, recovering transactions that would have otherwise been missed.
- Several teams now rely on well-designed APIs as the backbone for automation, rather than fragile one-off scripts.