Integrations
Connect the systems that never quite agree.
We connect payments, payroll, CRM, public APIs, and legacy systems. The design covers authentication, data mapping, retries, partial failure, reconciliation, and operational visibility.
What you get.
- Working connections with retries, webhooks, and a written failure plan
- Customer data kept separated, and sensitive actions logged
- Secrets kept out of the repository
- A way for your team to see what moved, and what did not
How it works.
01
List the systems and the money paths
What has to move, what must never move, and who is allowed to see it. Access rules come before the first adapter.
02
Build the unhappy path first
Timeouts, partial writes, duplicate webhooks. If those are an afterthought, you will meet them in production.
03
Ship one corridor at a time
Each connection goes live behind a flag, with logging on, so a bad partner response does not take the rest of the product with it.
Fit.
These criteria help determine whether the engagement model matches your requirements.
This is a fit when
- Payments, payroll, CRM, or support tools that have to talk to your product
- A public API or webhook layer other teams will depend on
- A legacy system that has to stay live while something newer takes over
A poor fit when
- A connector you could buy off the shelf and never have to think about
- Work that is only a vendor setup call
- A catalog of one-click connectors you could buy off the shelf
Products we run.
LobeStack publishes to eight platforms from one queue. Korvahr is being built to pay people in more than one country. Curripay is a ledger first, because a payments product that only wraps someone else's dashboard is a reseller.
LobeStack
LiveEight social platforms, one approval queue, validation on length and media before a post is accepted. Live.
Write-upKorvahr
In developmentHR and payroll across borders. In development, no launch date. Country rules sit in the design from the start.
Write-upCurripay
In developmentCAD and USD for small businesses. In development. Balances and reconciliation live in our ledger.
Write-upQuestions.
You build with AI. Is the code safe?
We use AI-assisted development tools where they are useful, but code remains subject to engineering review and testing. Access control, data separation, dependencies, and database changes are reviewed according to the risks of the system.
How long does a project take?
Timing depends on the scope, existing systems, integrations, and review requirements. We use an initial assessment to define the delivery stages and provide a more reliable estimate before the main build begins.
What does the first conversation cost?
There is no charge for the initial conversation. We use it to understand the problem, constraints, timing, and whether there is a reasonable fit. Any paid discovery or scoping work is proposed separately.
Plan a product build.
We aim to reply within two working days. Email info@techsity.comif you would rather provide project details directly.