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Make the systems you already use exchange data reliably.

Secure APIs, webhooks and backend services that connect customer-facing products to payments, CRMs, suppliers, communications and internal operations.

Starting from
From $2,200 USD
Typical timeline
2–10+ weeks
Engagement
Project, phase or retainer
Delivery
Remote · Worldwide

The connection is easy. Reliability is the engineering.

Most integration failures happen after the happy path: duplicate events, rate limits, partial updates, expired credentials or a supplier going offline. I design the contract, data mapping and recovery behaviour together so information stays consistent when real-world failures arrive.

Best for — Products and teams with disconnected systems or fragile APIs

This is usually a fit when

  • 01Customer or operational data is duplicated across systems and drifts out of sync.
  • 02An important integration works in testing but fails unpredictably in production.
  • 03Your frontend, mobile app or partners need a secure, documented API.
  • 04Payments, bookings, telephony or supplier APIs have become core product dependencies.
  • 05A legacy backend needs stabilising before new integrations can be added safely.
[01]Deliverables

What the engagement can include.

The final scope uses only what the problem needs. These are the common building blocks, not a bundle designed to make a quote larger.

  1. 01

    Third-party integrations

    Payments, CRM, accounting, booking, travel, Twilio, messaging and supplier platforms connected through supported APIs.

  2. 02

    Backend APIs

    REST services with authentication, permissions, validation, consistent error handling and useful documentation.

  3. 03

    Webhooks and event processing

    Idempotent handlers, queues and retry policies that remain safe when events arrive twice, late or out of order.

  4. 04

    Data mapping and migration

    Explicit field mapping, transformation and reconciliation between systems with different concepts and identifiers.

  5. 05

    Security and auditability

    Credential handling, least-privilege access, audit trails and logging appropriate to the information being moved.

  6. 06

    Monitoring and support

    Health checks, useful alerts and operational dashboards that show whether data is flowing before a customer reports it.

[02]Approach

How the work moves from idea to production.

Short feedback loops keep the scope honest and surface the difficult decisions while they are still inexpensive to change.

  1. 01

    Define the source of truth

    We decide which system owns each record and how conflicts, deletes and corrections should propagate.

  2. 02

    Design the contract

    Payloads, authentication, rate limits and failure behaviour are documented before implementation begins.

  3. 03

    Test beyond the happy path

    Duplicate, delayed, malformed and unavailable-system scenarios are exercised before production traffic arrives.

  4. 04

    Release with visibility

    Staged deployment, logs, metrics and alerts make the integration observable from its first production event.

Typical stack
  • NestJS
  • Node.js
  • .NET
  • TypeScript
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • SQS
  • OpenAPI
[03]Relevant experience

Production work behind the offer.

These are shipped systems from my engineering history—not demo projects created to fill a services page.

  1. 01

    AIQUE Innovation Technology Corporation

    Senior Fullstack Developer

    Booking and payments for WalkThePlanet, a startup travel platform, end to end.

    Four external travel APIs unified behind one booking and payment flow.

    • NestJS
    • TypeScript
    • React
    • PostgreSQL
    • MongoDB
    • TypeORM
  2. 02

    Meson Agency

    Lead Developer / Fullstack Developer

    Built the calling platform that replaced the company's third-party subscription outright.

    Recurring SaaS cost removed, replaced by software the business owns.

    • NestJS
    • Node.js
    • TypeScript
    • React
    • PostgreSQL
    • TypeORM
[04]Questions

Common questions about api integrations.

01Can you work with an API that has poor or incomplete documentation?
Often, yes. I start with the available documentation, sandbox behaviour and captured examples, then make assumptions explicit. If the provider is too unreliable to support safely, that risk goes into the recommendation before the build proceeds.
02Can you build an API for our existing product?
Yes. The engagement can cover a new service, an API layer over an existing database, or a staged extraction from a larger legacy application.
03How are integration failures handled?
The exact strategy depends on the operation, but commonly includes validation, idempotency keys, bounded retries, dead-letter queues, reconciliation and alerts with enough context to act.
Next step

Have a api integrations problem?

Bring the current process, the constraint and the outcome you need. You will leave the first call knowing whether it is worth building and what the likely next step looks like.

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