API & INTEGRATION

Let your systems connect.Keep your business flowing.

We connect your applications and data. Edit the JSON, send it to the service and see how its response becomes a working interface.

Let’s connect your systems

CHANGE THE DATA. SEE THE RESPONSE.

Your data.

JSON request body

POST/api/demo/ordersJSON

{
  "priorityThreshold": 10000,
  "orders": [
    {"id":"1041","name":"Studio collection","total":24900},
    {"id":"1042","name":"Desk lighting","total":7400},
    {"id":"1043","name":"Office selection","total":16800},
    {"id":"1044","name":"Wall lighting","total":4200},
    {"id":"1045","name":"Living collection","total":9600},
    {"id":"1046","name":"Accessory set","total":3200}
  ]
}

Edit order names, amounts and threshold⌘ / Ctrl + Enter

Change the priority threshold

Choose an amount, then select Send request. The service returns orders at or above this amount as priority orders.

How do the request and response work?

priorityThreshold sets the priority level. Edit name, total and id within orders, or add and remove orders. The service produces priority flags and summary totals. Amounts must be 0–1,000,000 TRY with up to 2 decimal places. Names are 1–60 characters. Each id is unique and uses 1–16 letters, digits, hyphens or underscores. You can send up to 20 orders.

A response you can see.

From service to interface

No response yet

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EVERYTHING IN PLACE

Focus on your orders.

Priority order value₺41,7002 priority orders

All orders06₺66,100

ORDERAMOUNT / PRIORITY

Studio collection#1041
₺24,900Priority
Office selection#1043
₺16,800Priority
Desk lighting#1042
₺7,400Standard
Wall lighting#1044
₺4,200Standard
Living collection#1045
₺9,600Standard
Accessory set#1046
₺3,200Standard

Starting view · example order data

Change an order name or amount, then send the request.

Example service · no data is saved

The right connections. Systems that work together.

You’ve just tried a small data flow. We can bring all your business systems into the same flow.

API and System Integration

Data flows that make your systems work together.

We connect separate applications through APIs and data integrations, defining where information comes from, how it is transformed and where it goes.

Whether you need a new service, less repeated data entry or improved existing connections, we assess source and destination systems together.

What we deliver

A connection needs to keep working correctly.

Data and contracts

We define fields, ownership, required values and version expectations, clarifying how each system interprets the same information.

Data mapping
API contract

Service connections

We implement requests, responses, access methods and triggers, choosing real-time, event-based or scheduled transfers according to need.

Integration service
Transfer flow

Failures and monitoring

We account for timeouts, retries and duplicates, with error and transaction records that operations can follow.

Failure scenarios
Transaction records

The work in context

When the data changes, the right screen should follow.

A record from one service becomes usable information in another application. We connect data structure and presentation through validation, transformation and failure handling.

Shared meaning: Each field has a defined meaning in both systems.
Traceable processing: Successful and failed transfers are distinguishable.

Illustrative integration visual showing the relationship between service data and an application interface. — Illustrative integration presentation; the screens are not client systems.

How we work together

From source data to a verified result.

Deliverables and the working plan are defined around the needs of your project.

Understand the systems
Review API documentation, sample data and access conditions.
OutputIntegration scope
Design the flow
Define mappings, rules and failure behavior.
OutputData and processing contract
Build the connection
Implement using controlled samples and test boundary conditions.
OutputTested connection
Prepare for operation
Complete monitoring, access and transition steps.
OutputOperations and monitoring plan

Engineering in the details

Not every response succeeds or connection persists.

Retries

We account for cases where repeating a request must not create duplicate records.

Versions and changes

We assess how field and service-version changes affect connected applications.

Access boundaries

Required access and secrets are managed at the server boundary.

Common questions

Let's start with your questions.

Can you integrate a system without an API?

We review supported exports, files, database access or other interfaces. A suitable, maintainable connection method must be established first.

What happens if the connection fails?

Depending on the task, we define queuing, retries, alerts and manual recovery. An incomplete operation should not be presented as successful.

How often is data synchronized?

The need for immediacy, service limits and data volume guide the choice between event-based and scheduled synchronization.

Which systems should work together?

Share the source and destination applications, the data to transfer and any API documentation.

Discuss your integration needs