Make your systems understand each other.

Reliable connections between your systems and payment, shipping, accounting and third-party services.

An integration is only as good as what happens when the other side does not answer. We design APIs with explicit contracts and build in retries, duplicate protection and error records from the start.

Problems businesses run into

What we often find

  • Manual data transferOrder and invoice data is copied between systems.
  • Links that break silentlyNobody sees the problem until a customer complains.
  • Requests processed twiceA retried payment may be recorded twice.

What we propose

Our approach

  • Documented API contractOpenAPI and schema validation keep both sides aligned.
  • Idempotent operationsHowever many times a request arrives, it has one effect.
  • Traceable flowsFailed calls are recorded and can be reprocessed.

What we do

  • Webhook infrastructure

    Signed, retried event delivery.

  • Payment and accounting links

    Integration with payment gateways and accounting services.

  • Real-time communication

    Live updates over WebSocket.

  • Errors and retries

    No data loss when the other system does not respond.

  • Webhook handling

    Safe processing of repeated or out-of-order events.

  • API documentation

    OpenAPI-based documentation that stays current.

Where it helps

  • E-commerce operations

    Connecting payments, shipping and accounting.

  • Opening an API on your product

    Key-based access for partners.

  • Live screens

    Panels that change in real time and multiplayer systems.

  • Payment, shipping and invoice links

    Removing manual data transfer from operations.

Technologies we use

  • NestJS
  • Hono
  • WebSocket
  • Redis

Related projects

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Owned product

HIGH LINE Commerce

An e-commerce platform for our own apparel brand that brings together storefront, admin panel and API.

Frequently asked questions

What if the other system is poorly documented?

We measure its behaviour in a test environment, document it and state the risk up front.

Do you maintain integrations?

Yes, under a monitoring and maintenance agreement.

What if the other system has no documentation?

We work out its behaviour through testing and share risks and limits in advance.

How do we know if an integration breaks?

Error rates and queue length are monitored, and alerts reach the assigned people.

Which two systems are not talking?

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