APIs & Integrations

Connect your platforms. Reduce manual work.

API integrations and custom API development that connect your CRM, payment, accounting, and e-commerce platforms—so your tools exchange information and stay in sync.

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Illustration of four applications connected through a central integration hub — Illustrative concept: connected platforms

What I connect

Make your systems work together.

When information has to be copied from one tool to another by hand, an integration can move it for you—so your platforms stay consistent and your team spends less time on manual work. Common connections include CRM, payment, accounting, and e-commerce platforms.

Data synchronization

Keep information consistent across the tools and platforms you use.

Form-to-system connections

Send website form submissions directly to your CRM or the other systems you use.

Workflow connections

Connect your platforms so information moves between them and manual steps are reduced.

Custom API functionality

Develop custom APIs or integrate with existing ones, tailored to your specific needs.

How it’s done

The connection is only part of the work.

A successful integration involves more than linking two systems. These are standard considerations in every integration project, with final deliverables confirmed in each proposal.

Clear scope

Defining what data is shared and what should happen.

Access permissions

Setting up appropriate access between systems.

Data mapping

Matching fields and structuring data correctly.

Error handling

Planning for unexpected issues and clear responses.

Testing

Testing that the integration works as expected.

Diagram: records from a source system are validated and mapped—data format checked, fields mapped, rules applied—before being transferred to a destination system — Illustrative example with sample data: source → validate & map → destination

Process

The integration process.

A clear, collaborative process from start to finish.

Step 1

Review systems

We look at the tools you use and what you want to achieve.

Step 2

Define data flow

We map out what data will be shared and how it should move between systems.

Step 3

Build

I develop and configure the integration based on the agreed plan.

Step 4

Test

We test the integration and refine it as needed.

Selected work

Integration projects.

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Questions

Frequently asked questions.

What is an API integration?

An API (application programming interface) is a way for software to exchange information with other software. An API integration uses it to connect your platforms, so data can move between them without being copied by hand.

Can you connect the tools my business already uses?

In many cases, yes—including CRM, payment, accounting, and e-commerce platforms. What’s possible depends on whether each platform provides an API or another supported way to exchange data, which we review at the start of the project.

Can you build a custom API?

Yes. I develop custom APIs and also integrate with the existing APIs your platforms provide.

Can my website be connected to other systems?

Yes. Website forms can send submissions directly to your CRM or other systems, and your website or online store can be connected with other platforms to synchronize data.

Can integrations include AI features?

Yes. AI integrations—such as AI assistants and document processing—can be combined with the connections between your platforms.

Do you work with clients in other countries?

Yes. I work with clients worldwide.

Related services.

APIs and integrations often work hand in hand with other solutions.

Which systems do you need to connect?

Tell me which tools you use and where information is being copied by hand—we’ll look at what can be connected.

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