// services

APIs, AI & data

Make your systems talk to each other, and add AI only where it pays for itself.

Most businesses do not have a software problem. They have a problem where their systems do not talk to each other. The shop does not tell the accounts software. The CRM does not know what the support team knows. So someone types it all again every morning.

// what's included

What this covers

REST and GraphQL APIs

Designed, documented and versioned, so the next integration doesn't require a phone call to understand the endpoints.

Third-party integrations

Payment providers, shipping, accounting, CRM, marketplaces — including the ones with badly documented APIs.

Data formats and pipelines

JSON, XML, CSV and the scheduled jobs that move data between systems reliably, with failures that alert rather than pass silently.

Database design

Schema built for the queries you'll actually run, with the indexes that keep it fast as the data grows.

AI models and agents

Applied where the outcome is measurably better — and we'll tell you when a rule or a lookup beats a model at a fraction of the cost.

Automation of manual work

The re-typing, the daily export, the reconciliation someone does by hand every Friday.

// how we work

How a project runs

01

Map the flow

What data exists, where it lives, and where it currently gets re-typed by a human.

02

Design the contract

Endpoints, formats and failure behaviour agreed before code is written.

03

Build, document, monitor

Working integration, real documentation, and alerts when something upstream breaks.

// faq

Questions about APIs, AI & data

Often no, and we'll say so. A deterministic rule that costs nothing and behaves the same every time beats a model for a lot of tasks. When a model genuinely is the right answer, we'll show you why.
Usually — through exports, scheduled files or automation. It's less elegant and we'll be clear about the trade-offs before you commit.
You do. If a project involves your customers' data, we agree the handling specifics in writing before work starts.
It will. Integrations are built to fail loudly rather than silently, and maintenance plans cover keeping them working.
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Tell us what you're dealing with

We will look at it properly. Then you get a clear explanation and a real number.