API & Integration Services

Why APIs Matter

From background processing to integrating with CRMs, API services power modern digital businesses. We build solutions that scale with you.

Modern integrations, microservices, and secure APIs — designed to connect and scale your systems effectively.

Break large systems into modular microservices — or automate routine tasks using background jobs and Azure Functions.

Connect to external systems like CRMs , email platforms, and payment providers — using secure, documented APIs .

React instantly to external triggers using webhooks , or publish your own events via message queues and event grids.

Build APIs for internal or external use — with versioning, access tokens, and wrappers to simplify system access.

While we try to avoid jargon, sometimes it's the clearest way to explain technical concepts. Here's a brief glossary of terms used on this page.

CMS: Content Management System – manage website content without coding.
CRM: Customer Relationship Management – helps you track contacts, leads, and client interactions.
API: Application Programming Interface – enables systems to exchange data.
DNS: Domain Name System – maps domain names to servers.
CDN: Content Delivery Network – speeds up site load by caching globally.
HTTPS (SSL): Secure protocol that encrypts browser-server traffic.
SEO: Search Engine Optimization – boosts visibility in Google and others.
Plugin: Modular add-on that extends your site’s functionality (e.g. shipping calculator, social login).
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions – common answers for site visitors.

Microservices: Design pattern using small, self-contained services for each feature.
Webhook: Automatic message sent from one system to another when an event occurs — often used for integrations and real-time triggers.
Background Jobs: Automated tasks that run behind the scenes — like sending emails, processing queues, or scheduled cleanups.
Terraform: Tool to define and deploy infrastructure as code (IaC).
Azure Pipelines: CI/CD system that automates build, test, and deployment in Azure.
YAML: YAML Ain’t Markup Language – a human-readable format often used for config files in CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure tools.
CI: Continuous Integration – automatically building and testing code with each change.
CD: Continuous Deployment – automatically releasing tested changes to production.
MVP: Minimum Viable Product – a basic version of a product for testing.

Tell us what you need to connect, and we’ll help you make it seamless and secure.