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Integrations & API Development

Connect the software you already use: CRMs, payment providers, accounting, stores and booking tools, with custom APIs and webhooks that keep records in sync.

  • A fixed price for the build
  • Provider and usage fees listed separately
  • Your accounts and data stay yours
An order comes in from the website

[01] When it fits

Sounds familiar?

  • 01

    Someone retypes orders, payments or customer details between tools.

  • 02

    Two systems disagree and nobody knows which one is right.

  • 03

    Zapier works, until the volume or the bill grows.

What we do about it

When your tools do not talk to each other, a person becomes the bridge, retyping orders, payments and customer details. We connect the systems so each record lives in one place and moves on its own.

[02] What we build

What we build.

Connections you never have to think about, until one fails. Then you hear about it.
  1. webhooks · live 0 failed
    payment.succeeded200signature ok
    order.created201#318 saved
    booking.updated200dates moved
    refund.processed200R 450 back
    01

    API and webhook integrations

    Direct connections that pass a record on the moment something happens.

  2. Shop

    Order #318

    R 1 240 · paid

    Owns this record

    Accounting

    Invoice INV-318

    R 1 240 · paid

    Synced 09:41

    02

    Data sync between tools

    One system owns each record, and the others stay in step with it.

  3. GET /v1/bookings?date=today

    200 · 64 ms · key: partner-portal

    {

    "count": 7,

    "next": "07:15 · Somerset",

    "driver": "Thabo"

    }

    03

    Custom APIs

    An API of your own, so your app, partners or suppliers can connect to your data.

  4. The Donkey Dairy: Book a farm visit
    04

    Bookings, payments and messages

    Booking calendars, payment providers, CRMs and WhatsApp or email, wired into your website and apps.

    Screen from The Donkey Dairy
  5. Courier API not answering

    Retry 2 of 5

    3 orders waiting. Nothing lost; trying again in 2 min.

    Back up at 09:47

    Recovered

    3 waybills booked. Alert closed and logged.

    05

    Retries, logs and alerts

    When a provider is down, it retries safely and tells someone. Nothing fails quietly.

[03] How it works

How it works.

We check what each provider allows before we quote, then build with a fixed price and test what happens when things arrive late, twice or not at all.
  1. Start

    Step 1: A call

    Which tools you use, where people retype things and which record is the one you trust.

  2. Before any work

    Step 2: Brief and fixed price

    We read each provider's documentation and check your account access. If it cannot be done reliably, you hear that before the quote.

  3. Day 0

    Step 3: Agreement and deposit

    You sign and pay the deposit. We connect test accounts first, never your live data.

  4. About a week later

    Step 4: First records flowing

    Test records moving between your tools, with a log you can read.

  5. While we build

    Step 5: Edge cases

    Late, duplicate and missing updates, tested on purpose. Send us the odd cases you know about.

  6. On your date

    Step 6: Tested and live

    AI agents test every path end to end. You choose when it switches over to live data.

Afterwards

Then, your choice.

  • A

    Handover

    A clean handover with docs on what connects to what.

  • B

    Monthly plan

    Monitoring, alerts, fixes and updates when a provider changes its API.

  • C

    Product partnership

    For bigger systems: we keep connecting and improving them with you.

[04] Seen in the work

Real projects. Real screens.

Apps, payments, SMS, maps and booking calendars, connected and kept in sync.

All our work

Tools we work with

The tools behind it.

Every tool here is in a product we have built and shipped. We pick them once the problem is clear, and set them up in accounts you own.

See the full toolbench
  • ConvexReal-time backends for our own products and client platforms: data, jobs and sign-in in one place.
  • PostmarkReceipts, sign-in codes and reports that land in the inbox, not spam.
  • TwilioSMS sign-in codes and live trip alerts.
  • PaystackCard, EFT and subscription payments in rand, in apps and on the web.
  • GoHighLevelCalendars, booking widgets and follow-ups wired into the sites we build.
  • Google MapsLive driver maps, routes and address search in apps and booking flows.
  • CloudflareR2 storage for app downloads, media and backups, plus Workers for scheduled jobs.
  • SentryError alerts, so we hear about a bug before your customers do.

[05] The proof

Why work with us.

A broken integration is rarely only a technical problem. It means a missed order, a payment that did not register or a booking nobody saw. We build the apps on both sides of these connections, so we plan for the day one of them fails.

Tools in products we have built and shippedEvery one used in a real build; listed on our About page
51
Payment providers in work we have shippedPaystack, PayFast, Stripe and Polar
4
Changes we committed across our projects this yearCounted from git, 1 Jan to 11 Oct 2026
4 083

Our own counts come from a dated snapshot of our repositories and release feeds (11 October 2026).

Fair questions.

Next step

Start with a call.

Tell us what you need. You get a short brief, then a written proposal with a fixed price before any work starts.

Start a conversation

For a simple, low-risk flow, a tool like Zapier or Make is often fine. A direct integration makes sense when volume, reliability, cost, data control or provider limits start to matter.

If it has an API, webhooks, an export or another permitted way in, usually yes. We read the provider's documentation and check your account access before we promise anything.

Provider plans, request volume, transaction fees, messages, storage and rate limits. We list each one separately so you can see what moves the bill.

Not always. If a failure would cost you orders, payments or bookings, a monthly plan covers monitoring, alerts, fixes and updates when a provider changes its API.