API and Integration Services

Why API and integration matter

In most companies data does not live in one place: inventory in the ERP, customers in the CRM, orders in e-commerce, invoices in accounting. When systems do not talk, people do — spreadsheets travel by e-mail, the same record is entered three times and errors multiply. Our API and integration service closes those gaps with secure, traceable bridges between systems.

Aksiyon Soft designs APIs for your own products and builds integration layers that connect your existing systems to each other.

Scope of the service

• REST API design and development: Versioning, authentication, rate limiting and documentation so consuming teams can rely on your APIs.
• System integration: Data exchange with ERP (SAP, Logo, Netsis and others), CRM, e-commerce, e-invoicing, payment and shipping services.
• Event-driven synchronization: Real-time, loosely coupled integrations through webhooks and message queues.
• Data mapping and transformation: Field mapping, validation and enrichment between different schemas.
• Integration monitoring: Structured logs for every step, error dashboards and retry policies.

Why Aksiyon Soft?

• Contract-first design: The API schema and error model are written first; consuming teams can develop in parallel.
• Error recovery: Idempotent requests and exponential backoff mean no data is lost during temporary outages.
• Security: OAuth2/API key management, IP restrictions, signed webhooks and permission scopes.
• Backward compatibility: Breaking changes are versioned; existing consumers keep working through a planned transition window.
• Observability: Which record got stuck at which step and why — you see it within minutes.

Our integration process

1. System inventory and data-flow map

Which data should flow in which direction and how often? Who owns it and who is authorized? This map is the backbone of the project.

2. Contract and mapping design

Field mappings, required fields, transformation rules and error scenarios are written down.

3. Development and end-to-end testing

End-to-end scenarios with realistic data in test environments; outage and replay scenarios are tested deliberately.

4. Rollout and monitoring

Phased cut-over, a dual-entry period, monitoring dashboards and alerting take the integration live.

Frequently asked questions

The most common questions in integration projects: connecting to closed systems, security, data consistency and cost. Short answers below; contact us for an assessment specific to your systems.