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API Development & Integration
Design and build the APIs and integrations that connect your product to internal systems and third-party platforms, with contracts, versioning, authentication, and failure handling defined up front.
Inside the delivery
Define resources, payloads, authorization, pagination and compatibility expectations with consumers. The flow below shows the main delivery stages and the evidence produced at each step.
Define resources, payloads, authorization, pagination and compatibility expectations with consumers.
Output
API specification and consumer scenarios
Connect business logic and data sources with validation and consistent error responses.
Output
API implementation and adapter code
Handle timeouts, duplicate requests, rate limits and unavailable dependencies explicitly.
Output
Retry, idempotency and error policies
Exercise contract tests, credential rotation and version changes before rollout.
Output
Contract test suite and integration runbook
Controls across the workflow
Before you commit
Overview
Most integration failures are not coding errors. They come from an undefined contract, a retry that duplicates a payment, an auth token nobody rotated, or a partner that changed a field without telling anyone. We design for those cases first, then build the connection.
Capabilities
Select the work that addresses your constraint. Responsibilities and acceptance criteria are agreed before delivery.
Design the interface around how it will actually be consumed, then build it with the documentation, tests, and observability that make it usable by another team.
Connect to the platforms the business already runs on, including the ones with awkward rate limits, partial documentation, or sandbox behavior that differs from production.
Decide what happens when the other side is slow, down, or wrong, and make sure the same message arriving twice does not create two records.
Treat each integration as an access path into the business, with its own credentials, scope, monitoring, and owner.
Integrations
Tools are chosen around your existing systems, access requirements and operating constraints.
Frequently asked questions
Build a new API when you own a reusable capability. Use an adapter when connecting an existing vendor interface; its limits and version policy remain external dependencies.
Data integration moves data into an analytics platform so it can be reported on. API integration connects operational systems so a transaction in one becomes an action in another. The two often appear in the same programme, but the failure modes and acceptance criteria are different.
Yes, and that is the common case. Where the partner interface is unstable or poorly documented we add an adapter layer so their changes are absorbed in one place rather than spreading through your codebase.
That behavior is a design decision, not an accident. Depending on the workflow we queue and replay, degrade to a manual path, or reject with a clear error, and reconciliation reporting shows what is outstanding once service returns.
Both. Existing interfaces are often the starting point, and the first task is usually documenting the real contract, adding tests around current behavior, and introducing versioning before changing anything.
Ownership is agreed as part of delivery, including monitoring, credential rotation, and the escalation path. Where you need that responsibility carried, it can be covered by an application support engagement.
Consumer use cases, existing API documentation, sandbox credentials, volume estimates and third-party rate or access limits.
The agreed delivery includes contract test suite and integration runbook. Exercise contract tests, credential rotation and version changes before rollout.
We review the available inputs before estimating: Consumer use cases, existing API documentation, sandbox credentials, volume estimates and third-party rate or access limits. The proposal identifies dependencies, review milestones and excluded work; the scope determines the schedule.
Start a conversation
Share your current situation and the constraint you need to resolve. We will use the discovery inputs above to define a practical scope for API Development & Integration.