API and system integration
Stop making people move the same data twice.
We connect business systems so they can share records, process transactions, and produce reports. We also plan data transfers when you replace an older system.
When this helps
Separate systems leave teams copying information and resolving conflicting records. Connections need clear rules for ownership, failures, and changes.
Operations teams joining business tools, software companies adding integrations, and businesses replacing an older system.
What we deliver
- A map of source systems, records, and ownership
- Agreed APIs, webhooks, or scheduled transfers
- Data-mapping and migration plans where needed
- Test records, failure-handling rules, and operating notes
How the work runs
- Map the records, users, and systems involved.
- Agree on data ownership, access, and update rules.
- Build connections and test normal, duplicate, and failed requests.
- Check transferred records and document ongoing operation.
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Diagram description
API and system integration
1. Map records
2. Set ownership
3. Connect systems
4. Check failures
Conceptual service process, not measured results.
What changes for your team
A defined flow of data between the agreed systems, with checks and responsibilities recorded. The work depends on third-party access, API limits, and data quality.
Scope and limits
We cannot promise access to a closed vendor system. License costs, provider limits, and data-cleanup work are reviewed during scoping.
Related product work
Integration can connect a separately agreed product deployment to your business systems. No specific product connector is promised without a review.
Explore LwatiQuestions before you start
Can you connect an older system?
We first check its interfaces, export options, documentation, and access terms. Some systems need a staged migration instead of a direct connection.
Will all records move automatically?
The design sets which records move, when they move, and what requires review. We test the agreed rules before launch.
What happens when an API is unavailable?
We agree on failure handling, retry limits, and how your team sees unresolved work. The right approach depends on the system and transaction.
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Tell us what needs to change
Share the system, the problem, and any deadline. We will discuss the fit and the information needed to scope the work.