Integrations & APIs
Stripe, Salesforce, HubSpot — wired with retries, idempotency, observability.
Integrations & APIs is stripe, salesforce, hubspot — wired with retries, idempotency, observability.
Why this work matters
Integrations are where reliability disasters happen quietly. A webhook drops; a row is missed; six weeks later the CFO's reports are off and nobody knows why. We build for the storm, not the demo.
The work, in detail.
- Stripe + billing complexity (subs, usage, dunning)
- CRM + GTM stack (Salesforce, HubSpot, Segment)
- ETL & data pipelines (Fivetran, dbt, Airbyte)
- Webhook reliability + replay
- API versioning + deprecation
- Internal API platforms
- →Hardened integration with retries + DLQ
- →Per-integration observability dashboard
- →Replay tooling for ops
- →Runbook + on-call procedure
Integrations look easy until your first webhook storm. We build them right the first time: typed contracts, idempotency keys, dead-letter queues, and dashboards.
The approach.
Typed contracts
Every integration has a typed schema and a runtime validator. Drift between systems gets caught at the boundary, not in production.
Idempotency by default
Every webhook handler is idempotent on a key the upstream system controls. Replays are safe, retries are safe, dead-letter queues are wired.
Observability per integration
Per-integration dashboards: success rate, latency, retry count, lag. You see degradation before your customer support team does.
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