What happens to partners when we change the API?

Smaller changes do not break existing integrations. A change that would break something goes into a new version (for example /v2/), and partners get six months to move to it. We usually put the version in the address, because that is clearest for partners.

Do you build ready-made libraries (SDKs) for partners?

Yes. TypeScript and Python libraries are generated automatically from the API description, with a little manual polishing. For other languages an automatically generated client is usually enough.

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API development partners can rely on

We build APIs that let your partners, your mobile app and other systems exchange data with you reliably.

An API you use to exchange data with partners cannot go down when traffic suddenly spikes, cannot quietly drop data when a partner sends something unexpected, and cannot be a pile of undocumented endpoints that only one developer understands. We build APIs with clear documentation that partners can follow on their own, and with agreed rules for new versions, access and usage limits.

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What you get

Documentation partners can follow to connect on their own, without constantly asking your team
New API versions that do not break existing integrations, with clear rules and timelines for bigger changes
Secure access, so every partner sees only its own data
A request limit per partner, so one system cannot overload the API for everyone else
Protection against duplicates: if a partner sends the same request twice, the order or payment is not recorded twice
Notifications to other systems (webhooks) that are resent if the other side was unavailable, plus monitoring and alerts when something stops working

When to call us

You are opening an API to partners or a mobile app and want it to be reliable from day one
Your existing API has dozens of endpoints and no documentation
Partners keep calling because their integration stops working after your changes
Your application pulls data from several systems and is slow because of it
Notifications to other systems get lost and nobody knows why

How we work

We start by reviewing your existing API or analyzing what a new one needs to do, then walk through the API design with the decision makers and with your partners. During development we automatically check that the API behaves exactly as described, and before launch we test it under load. One pilot partner gets the new API first, then everyone else, and after launch we refine it based on partner experience.

Frequently asked questions

For public APIs and standard data exchange we choose REST, because partners understand it most easily. GraphQL makes sense when your application pulls data from several systems and needs it in a single request. We often use both: REST for partners, GraphQL for your own application.

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