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Fast and secure APIs for your automation needs

Custom backends and integrations with clear contracts, predictable behavior, and the engineering support needed to run them in production.

Describe your project

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Fast and secure APIs for your automation needs

APIs and integrations

We build and maintain APIs, backends and integrations in Go, Rust or Node.js, from user access to webhooks.

Agreed before we build

Data, permissions, error handling and expected traffic are agreed first. Testing, monitoring and docs are in the quote.

From €500/project From $500/project
Final scope and price agreed before work starts.

Discuss your project
Cargoline Shipments API reference with Create shipment expanded: the access it needs, a required request key so a repeated request returns the first shipment, the fields and the possible responses

One Cargoline delivery event sent to four systems: billing issues the final invoice, the CRM emails the customer, the order is marked delivered, and the retailer's system receives the new status

Keep your systems in sync

Every connection has one source of truth and clear rules.

Payments and billing

Payments matched to invoices and account access, with a check so a repeated webhook is applied only once.

CRM and support

Contacts, account details and ticket activity kept aligned, so nobody copies data between tools by hand.

Orders and stock

Orders, stock levels and delivery updates, with rules for conflicting changes and for records someone must check by hand.

Partner and internal APIs

Selected features opened to another app or a partner, with documented formats and access limited to the agreed data.

Reliable when requests fail

Outages, rate limits and duplicate events are planned for.

Three deliveries of one payment webhook to Cargoline: the first fails because the database timed out and nothing is saved, the retry saves invoice INV-2041, and a third copy of the same event is recognised and skipped
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  • Retries without duplicates

    We decide which actions can be safely repeated and spot duplicate events, so a retry does not bill twice. Late events are reconciled within provider limits.

  • Checked requests, limited access

    Incoming webhooks must carry a valid signature, keys and passwords stay out of the code, and each connected app gets only the access it needs.

  • Errors you can trace

    Each failure is logged with enough context to investigate, without exposing personal data. Logging, alerts and recovery steps are part of the scope.

Written investigation log for Cargoline: the goal, the share of shipments booked twice with a carrier, the root cause (a booking request that times out is retried although the carrier already created it), the fix tested on staging, and the delivered report and stakeholder summary

Technical consulting

We review integrations and architecture, find single points of failure, and fix critical faults others couldn’t trace.

How we work

Written goals, updates, a technical report and a stakeholder summary. We recommend a fix or build it, backed by 20+ years of experience.


What you receive

Everything agreed, built and tested, in writing.

Handover diagram: SEO Raiser passes the Cargoline team the repository, rotated API keys and admin access, with the cargoline-shipments repository on main, v1.0 tagged and the handover marked complete
  • Written scopeResponsibilities, assumptions and acceptance criteria, agreed up front.
  • Agreed interfaceRequests, data formats, permissions and error handling, settled before building.
  • Working serviceThe backend or connector, released in a planned deployment.
  • Test resultsNormal use, invalid data, repeated events and outages, checked against the criteria.
  • API documentationEvery request, field and error, described for the developers who use it.
  • Operations notesConfiguration, logging, alerts and the recovery steps for each planned failure.

API project questions

What to prepare and what we agree first.

An older XML shipment export mapped field by field to a Cargoline API request, with the decimal-comma weight converted to grams
Can you work on an existing API?
Yes: improving a current service, adding a connector, or replacing an old interface, including older XML systems. We first review how it behaves today and what must stay compatible.
What do you need to get started?
API documentation, sample data and a description of the workflow. Test accounts or limited credentials are shared through a secure channel we agree on.
How do you estimate a project?
From the systems involved, their data formats and quality, provider limits, testing and deployment. The written quote states the scope and assumptions before work starts.
What happens after launch?
Maintenance, monitoring and later improvements can be scoped to your needs. Responsibilities and any response commitments are agreed in writing, not assumed.