API integration between your site and everything else
Connecting your website to the systems around it — CRM, booking, inventory, payments — is mostly about handling the cases where the other side fails. Timeouts, rate limits and malformed responses are what break integrations in production.
What's included
- REST API consumption and custom endpoints
- Webhook handling and verification
- Authentication: OAuth, API keys, tokens
- CRM, booking and payment platform connections
- Data caching, rate limit and retry handling
- Error logging and failure alerts
Why it matters
An integration that works on a good day isn't finished. Caching responses, handling failures gracefully and alerting someone when sync stops are what make it something you can rely on.
Audit first, always
Nothing gets quoted before I've looked at what exists. You get a written scope with what I'd change, what I'd leave alone, and why.
Common questions
Can you connect my site to a system with no plugin?
What if the API changes?
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