An integration is not a project to hand over and forget: it needs continuing attention.
The method
How we work on APIs
- Analysis of data flows together with your team
- Development on an enterprise CMS and our own managed servers
- Testing in a separate environment and documentation
- Monitoring and updating when suppliers change their APIs
A partner within reach makes discussion easier: you can meet the team in Cantù and involve the suppliers of your software.
We work with companies in Como, Brianza, Milan and Lugano and with the suppliers of their management systems. Some of our sites have won international CSSDA awards, as the Awards page shows. For the full service see the page Integration with ERP, CRM, PIM.
Do you need APIs to connect your systems?
Tell us which software you use: together we will assess development and maintenance.
An API is an interface that lets two software tools exchange data following precise rules. One system sends a request, the other checks it and replies. Repeated automatically, the exchange keeps the website and management system aligned for companies in Como and Brianza that connect their systems.
REST, SOAP and GraphQL APIs are three styles for getting software to communicate. REST is simple and widespread, SOAP is more formal and common in older management systems, GraphQL asks only for the fields needed. With companies in Como and Brianza we choose based on what the system offers.
A webhook is an automatic message that one piece of software sends to another when an event occurs, such as a new contact or a change to an order. It aligns systems immediately, without constantly asking for news: we design it in Cantù for companies in Como and Brianza.
The choice between point-to-point integration and a central platform depends on how many systems you connect and how much they will grow. A direct link is simple for limited needs, while a central platform stays orderly as systems multiply. We discuss it with companies in Como and Milan.
To integrate an ERP without APIs you use alternative routes: periodic file exchange, controlled reading of the database or an intermediate layer that translates the data. Each solution has pros and cons and must be chosen after analysing the software, which our team in Cantù does case by case.