API integrations and business process automation
I connect systems and automate data flows to reduce manual operations, duplicated work and hard-to-diagnose errors.
Who this is for
Who this is for
For businesses using several tools that need to exchange data, react to events and retain a clear operational history.
Problems this solves
Problems this solves
- Teams manually copy data between commerce, CRM, ERP or spreadsheets.
- Integration failures are lost and nobody knows which operation needs retrying.
- Different systems hold conflicting versions of the same information.
- The business needs a reliable API for partners or internal applications.
Scope and deliverables
Scope and deliverables
Flow design, data mapping and failure handling.
Synchronous, event-driven or queued integration depending on the workflow.
Retries, idempotency, logging and monitoring for critical operations.
Integration tests and deployment documentation.
Integration examples
Integration examples
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Medusa Pick & Pack
A commercial Medusa 2 warehouse-operations module for worker reservations, scanning, picking, packing and operation history.
Medusa Base Integration
A reusable commercial Medusa 2 integration with Base, built on the official plugin architecture.
GI Home Energy
An edge-to-cloud home-energy monitoring and automation system spanning ESP32, sensors, control, Modbus and web applications.
How we work
How we work
- 01
Discovery
We begin with the business goal, audience, current workflow and constraints.
- 02
Scope and solution
I structure the requirements, propose the architecture and clarify responsibilities.
- 03
Delivery and review
I build in stages, share progress and verify the result before launch.
- 04
Launch and iteration
I deploy the solution and provide a clear basis for maintenance or further development.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can you integrate a system without a public API?
I first assess the official integration options. If none exist, I explain the limitations and safer alternatives instead of promising a fragile workaround.
How do you prevent duplicated operations?
I select operation identifiers, idempotency, retries and audit mechanisms based on both systems and the business impact of a failure.
Can automation be introduced gradually?
Yes. Starting with one measurable workflow, validating it in production and then extending the scope is often the safest approach.
Let’s discuss your project
A short description of the goal and current situation is enough to start.
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