API integration allows two or more software systems to be connected in order to facilitate the seamless transfer of data. Let us know if you require integration to other systems.
Take a payment on your site or app, then let webhooks and API calls update orders, invoices, and your back office automatically.
Cards, subscriptions, and Payment Intents with events pushed to your app.
South African checkout, ITN notifications, and reconciliation with your order system.
Express checkout and IPN or webhooks for payment status on international sales.
Embedded checkout and server-to-server calls for multi-market billing.
Keep products, stock, and customer orders in sync between your storefront and the tools your team already uses.
Orders, fulfilment, and inventory webhooks into your warehouse or ERP.
REST API and webhooks from a WordPress shop into CRM, accounting, or a custom portal.
Listings, pricing, and order intake from partner channels into one dashboard.
Sales from Yoco, SnapScan, or in-store POS written back to stock and reporting.
Quote shipping at checkout, create waybills, and track parcels without re-keying addresses from every order.
Locker and pickup-point rates, booking, and tracking on the last mile.
Domestic quotes, collection scheduling, and status updates on shipments.
Multi-carrier quoting and label generation from a single integration.
Regional courier APIs for labels, tracking, and proof of delivery.
If the product exposes an API—or can receive a webhook—we can usually connect it. These are common starting points.
Xero, Sage, or Pastel: invoices, contacts, and payments kept in step with sales.
Salesforce, HubSpot, or Zendesk updated when a lead signs up or pays.
Google, Microsoft, or SAML so staff and customers use one login.
Market data, supplier catalogues, or bespoke REST and SOAP services.