A payment gateway securely transfers transaction data between your website, the customer's bank, and your merchant account. When a customer enters their card details, the gateway encrypts the data, sends it to the payment processor for authorization, and returns the result — approved or declined — in seconds. Choosing the right payment processors for your business depends on your transaction volume, target markets, and payout requirements. We integrate payment gateways like Stripe, PayPal, Square, and regional providers into e-commerce platforms and custom applications. Each integration includes webhook handling for real-time order updates, error handling for failed transactions, and PCI-compliant implementation. For businesses with complex billing needs, we also build subscription management, recurring payments, virtual payment processing for card-not-present transactions, and multi-currency support.

A webhook is an automated message sent from one system to another when a specific event happens. Instead of constantly polling an API for updates, the source system pushes data to your application the moment something changes — a new order placed, a payment processed, a form submitted. Webhooks are essential for real-time integrations. We use them to sync order data between your e-commerce platform and warehouse, trigger email sequences when a customer takes an action, update your CRM when a deal closes, and send notifications for system events requiring attention. We build webhook receivers with incoming data validation, retry handling for failed deliveries, and comprehensive logging for debugging. Managed API services include monitoring your webhook endpoints to ensure they stay responsive and process events without silent failures.

REST (Representational State Transfer) is the most common architecture for building web APIs. It uses standard HTTP methods — GET to read data, POST to create, PUT to update, DELETE to remove — making it straightforward to implement and widely supported by virtually every programming language and platform. We build REST APIs for businesses that need to expose data or functionality to other systems. That includes internal APIs connecting your frontend to your backend, partner APIs letting third parties integrate with your platform, and middleware APIs that translate between incompatible systems. Every API we build includes authentication, rate limiting, proper error responses, and documentation. For businesses managing multiple APIs across services, API management solutions provide a centralized layer for routing, security, analytics, and version control.

System integration connects separate software applications so they work together as a unified platform. Instead of your team manually moving data between your CRM, accounting software, e-commerce platform, and email marketing tool, integration automates that data flow and eliminates the errors that come with manual data entry. We approach integration by first mapping your current tools and workflows, identifying where manual processes create bottlenecks or data inconsistencies, and then building automated connections. Common integrations we build include CRM to website, e-commerce ERP integration for inventory and order syncing, marketing platform to CRM, and payment processor to accounting. The result is less manual work, fewer data errors, and real-time visibility across your entire business.