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Making Disconnected Systems Behave Like One

REST and GraphQL layers, webhooks, third-party integrations and middleware between systems that were never designed to talk to each other.

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Overview

Making Disconnected Systems Behave Like One

Most "integration problems" turn out to be API design problems — undocumented, inconsistent, or missing entirely. We fix that layer first, then connect what needs to be connected.

  • REST and GraphQL API design and documentation
  • Webhook delivery with retries and signature verification
  • Middleware between legacy and modern systems
  • Authentication done properly — OAuth2, API keys, SSO
  • Rate limiting, versioning and backward compatibility
  • Monitoring and alerting on integration failures
Discuss Your Integration
01

Map the systems

Data flow, ownership and where it currently breaks.

02

Design the contract

API shape, auth model and versioning strategy.

03

Build the layer

Middleware, endpoints and webhook handling.

04

Test failure modes

Timeouts, retries and partial failures, deliberately.

05

Deploy with monitoring

Alerting on failures before they cascade.

06

Document & handover

API docs your team can maintain going forward.

Why It Holds Up

Built To Survive The Other System Changing

Integrations that don't quietly break when a vendor ships an update.

REST & GraphQL

Whichever fits the data shape and consumer — versioned and documented properly.

Reliable webhooks

Delivery with retries and signature verification, so events don't silently drop.

Legacy-friendly

Middleware that isolates modern systems from an older one's quirks.

Monitored

Failures are alerted on, not discovered when a downstream report looks wrong.

FAQ

Before You Enquire

Yes — this is one of our most common project types. See ERP Solutions for how we typically approach it.
We build a resilient middleware layer that isolates the rest of your system from that flakiness — retries, fallbacks and clear error surfacing.
Yes, OpenAPI or GraphQL schema documentation is a standard deliverable, not an afterthought.

Got Two Systems That Refuse To Talk?

Describe what needs to connect to what. We'll tell you where the actual problem is.