APIs & Integrations Interfaces that truly connect your systems.
What is it for?
Many companies already use several digital systems: online shop, ERP, CRM, PIM, inventory management, portal, database, fulfilment solution, payment provider or external platforms. The problem does not arise from the individual tools, but from the gaps between them.
If data does not flow automatically, your team has to do the work manually. This costs time, leads to errors and makes processes difficult to control. This is exactly where we come in.
We develop interfaces and API integrations that connect systems effectively, transfer data reliably and document technical workflows clearly.
Services
We do not develop integrations in isolation, but with your systems, data and workflows in mind. This results in connections that are technically sound and will fit seamlessly into your software landscape in the long term.
Clearly categorised
APIs and integrations often form the technical basis for systems to communicate with one another. They ensure that data can be transferred, retrieved or updated.
Data integration often goes a step further: it focuses more on data quality, data models, the consolidation of different sources, data transformations and the question of how information can be put to good use across systems.
In many projects, the two go hand in hand. We therefore ensure not only that an interface functions technically, but also that the underlying data is clearly structured and can be used effectively in the target system.
How we work
We don’t start with the code, but with the process behind it. Only once it is clear which systems are involved, what data needs to flow and what must happen in the event of an error can a reliable technical solution be developed.
We identify which systems need to be connected, what data is required, and where manual work, duplicate data entry or errors currently occur.
We define data structures, responsibilities, transfer logic, technical requirements and realistic error scenarios. This results in an integration that works beyond the short term.
We implement APIs, interfaces, data transfers and synchronisation from a technical perspective and reliably connect the relevant systems with one another.
We test typical scenarios, review data flows and take into account logging, error handling and maintainability. Once the system is up and running, we support any adjustments, enhancements and technical maintenance.
Additional services
Interfaces often form the technical basis for larger digital solutions. That is why APIs and integrations work closely with other services.
Good to know.
In principle, a wide variety of systems can be integrated, provided they offer technical access options. These include, for example, ERP, CRM, PIM, stock management systems, online shops, databases, portals, marketplaces, delivery services, payment providers and external platforms.
Yes. We develop bespoke APIs when existing systems need to provide data or functions. In doing so, we ensure clear structures, security, documentation and long-term scalability.
Yes. We can analyse, stabilise, expand or restructure existing interfaces. This is particularly useful when integrations are prone to errors, have been poorly documented or no longer fit with current processes.
A good integration should detect errors and make them traceable. That is why, depending on the project, we incorporate logging, error messages, retry logic and clear processes for dealing with incorrect data or connection issues.
Yes. Depending on the requirements, data can be transferred in one direction or synchronised between several systems. It is important to clarify unequivocally which system is the primary source for which data.
Yes, if it reduces the amount of manual work on a regular basis or helps to prevent errors. Not every integration needs to be large and complex. Often, a targeted interface is enough to significantly simplify a recurring process.
Ready when you are
Tell us where the problem lies.
Is a process taking too long? Is a system not integrating properly? Is a solution missing? Describe it in one sentence and we’ll tell you what’s possible.
