APIs remove the manual work that slows businesses down. Whether it’s exporting files, entering data or copy pasting between systems. Allowing platforms to communicate directly you not only improves speed but also accuracy.

Middleware acts as a centralised controlled point between two or more systems. It is utilised in scenarios where direct connections aren't possible, data validation or transformation is required between systems or a centralised location with alternative access point to the data held without exposing or requiring access to multiple systems. It helps ensure consistency across platforms, reduces reliance on multiple external systems and can help simplify adding or changing systems within your workflow.

Yes. We regularly integrate third-party APIs such as payment gateways, ecommerce platforms, CRMs, communication tools, logistics systems and industry-specific services. We handle authentication, rate limits, security, data mapping and error handling, ensuring the integration is stable and aligns with the rest of your infrastructure. If the platform offers an API, we can usually connect to it.

We build APIs using industry-standard practices: encrypted communication (HTTPS/TLS), token-based authentication, scoped access, rate limiting, data validation and clear error handling. Performance is supported through efficient queries, caching and scalable cloud hosting. Whether it’s custom APIs, third-party integrations or middleware, security and stability are baked into the architecture from day one.

A custom API makes sense when your systems need to exchange data in ways that off-the-shelf integrations can’t handle or it may simply be that direct integrations just don't exist. This could be complex workflows, multi-step data transformations, strict validation rules or the need to expose your own data to customers or partners securely. Custom APIs let you define exactly how information should move through your business, giving you flexibility, control and room to scale as your processes evolve.