Systems that finally talk to each other.
Every business runs on several systems that each hold part of the truth. We connect them: payment gateways, government tax portals, SMS and email, video hosting, CRMs and ERPs, and we build the APIs your own apps and partners need. The work that matters is not the happy path, it is what happens when the other side is down.
- MyFatoorah: card and KNET payments in Kuwait
- PRA e-IMS: fiscal invoicing for Pakistan tax
- Bunny CDN: secure video streaming and storage
- Logged & retried: every call traceable when it fails
§ 01Overview
Integrations built for the bad days
We design each integration around what happens when things go wrong: timeouts, duplicates, partial failures and the reconciliation that follows.
We have integrated MyFatoorah payments for a Kuwaiti e-learning platform, PRA e-IMS fiscal invoicing for Pakistani businesses, SMS gateways for one-time passwords, Bunny CDN for secure video and Google's APIs for analytics, Search Console and calendars. Each taught the same lesson: the integration is only as good as its handling of the failures nobody puts in the documentation.
So every integration we build logs each call, retries safely without charging anyone twice, reconciles against the other system's records and tells a person when something needs attention. And when your own product needs an API for mobile apps or partners, we design it to be versioned, documented and stable.
Where it fits
- Taking payments online, including local gateways
- Sending invoices to government tax systems
- Syncing a CRM, ERP and website without copy and paste
- Giving mobile apps and partners a stable API
- Failure-first. Retries, idempotency and reconciliation built in.
- Fully logged. Every call traceable when someone asks why.
- Documented. APIs your partners can use without a call.
- Yours to own. Keys and accounts in your name.
§ 02What you get
Six deliverables.
Payment gateways
MyFatoorah, Stripe and local gateways, including instalments, refunds and the reconciliation that keeps finance happy. Payments are confirmed server-side, so a closed browser never leaves an order in limbo.
Government & tax systems
PRA and FBR e-IMS fiscal invoicing in Pakistan and similar government integrations elsewhere, with queues and retries for the afternoons when the government endpoint is slow or down.
Messaging: SMS, email & WhatsApp
One-time passwords, notifications and transactional email through SMS gateways and mail providers, and WhatsApp Business messaging where it fits, with delivery tracked and failures surfaced.
Video & file services
Secure video streaming with Bunny Stream, file storage with signed links, and uploads that resume rather than restart when a connection drops on a mobile network.
CRM, ERP & SaaS sync
Two-way sync between your CRM, ERP, accounting software, website and internal tools, with clear rules for which system wins when the same record changes in two places.
REST APIs & webhooks
Versioned, documented REST APIs for your mobile apps and partners, with authentication, rate limits and webhooks, designed so a change in one client does not break the others.
§ 03How it runs
Four steps, in the open.
- Step 01
Map the flow
We map which system owns each piece of data, what has to move where and how quickly, and what should happen when each step fails.
- Step 02
Read the small print
We go through the other side's documentation, sandbox and limits, and test the failure cases before writing production code.
- Step 03
Build with safety nets
Logging, retries, idempotency keys and reconciliation built in from the start, tested against the sandbox and then real low-risk traffic.
- Step 04
Watch it in production
Monitoring and alerts on failures and mismatches, plus a simple screen for your team to see what went through and what needs attention.
Stack we use for this
- REST
- GraphQL
- Webhooks
- OAuth 2.0
- JWT
- Laravel
- Node.js
- Python
- MyFatoorah
- Stripe
- PRA e-IMS
- FBR
- Bunny Stream
- Twilio
- WhatsApp Business API
- Google APIs
- Zoho
- Salesforce
- HubSpot
- Postman
- OpenAPI
- Redis
- AWS SQS
§ 04FAQ