Integration audit and data map
We review the external API docs, map every field you need to move in or out of WordPress, list the triggers and draft a written spec with expected load, rate limits and failure modes.
Built for UK SMEs, charities, professional services firms and distributed teams around London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh and teams working nationwide. Reliable data flows between WordPress and the tools your team already depends on. We account for plain UK English with accessible, task-focused content, cards, Direct Debit and regulated Open Banking or Pay by Bank providers where they fit the journey, and practical delivery in GMT/BST.
UK organisations do not need a generic overseas template. They need WordPress API integration shaped around a competitive market where credibility, accessibility and a low-friction enquiry or checkout journey strongly affect conversion, internal ownership and the tools their customers already recognise. We document authentication, rate limits, retries, webhooks, field mapping and failure handling so the integration can be supported after launch.
Every integration we ship has structured logging, retry logic, rate-limit handling and a documented data map so your team can see what syncs, when it syncs and what to do if it stops.
A practical delivery process for UK teams, with decisions documented in GMT/BST and local operational requirements agreed before build work begins.
We review the external API docs, map every field you need to move in or out of WordPress, list the triggers and draft a written spec with expected load, rate limits and failure modes.
A dedicated plugin holds the integration. Credentials sit in options or secrets, OAuth tokens refresh on their own and every endpoint goes through one tested HTTP client with timeouts and retries.
Two-way syncs run on Action Scheduler or a proper queue. Webhook endpoints validate signatures, dedupe by request id and write to a job log you can replay.
We load test against the real API sandbox, wire up Sentry or your logger, and ship an admin dashboard showing sync status, last success, error counts and a manual retry button.
UK SMEs, charities, professional services firms and distributed teams operate in a competitive market where credibility, accessibility and a low-friction enquiry or checkout journey strongly affect conversion. We shape the WordPress API integration around those buying habits, plain UK English with accessible, task-focused content, straightforward proposals, sensible estimates and pricing in pounds, and the systems already used by the team. The result is a practical service plan for teams building trust and sustainable growth across the UK.
Connect the website to local payment options, invoicing or finance workflows with idempotent requests and traceable failures. For teams around London, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh and teams working nationwide, we define the local audience, ownership and follow-up route before implementation and account for cards, Direct Debit and regulated Open Banking or Pay by Bank providers where they fit the journey.
Send qualified enquiries to the correct pipeline, location or adviser without manual copying between systems.
Synchronise stock, availability, membership or account data while keeping ownership of each field clear.
We minimise unnecessary collection and document forms, analytics, processors and retention choices with the UK GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018, with security and privacy-by-design guidance from the ICO in mind. Technical implementation supports your compliance work; it does not replace legal advice.
The delivery plan can account for cards, Direct Debit and regulated Open Banking or Pay by Bank providers where they fit the journey, pricing in pounds sterling, plain UK English with accessible, task-focused content, and a UK region when contracts, latency or organisational policy make local hosting preferable. We only add local integrations that serve a real customer or operational need.
Planning, reviews and support are organised around GMT/BST. We document authentication, rate limits, retries, webhooks, field mapping and failure handling so the integration can be supported after launch. Handover is written for the people who will publish, approve and support the site locally.
Local regulatory references are implementation context, not legal or regulatory advice. Your organisation remains responsible for confirming the obligations that apply to its sector and use of personal data.
A no-code toolbox breaks. A generalist freelancer gets stuck on auth. Here is how we stack up on the work that keeps data flowing.
Pricing reflects scope, not hours. Pick a tier close to your needs or ask for a custom estimate based on the systems you want to connect.
One well-scoped one-way integration. Forms to CRM, WooCommerce to accounting or a single webhook pipeline.
Two-way sync with a CRM or marketing tool. OAuth, queued jobs, admin dashboard and error reporting included.
Multi-system integration with ERP, payments and logistics. Complex mapping, queues, retries and monitoring.
Enterprise integration platform with dedicated support, SLAs and ongoing iteration across many connected systems.
We do not mark an integration done until it passes our internal checklist. Data must flow, fail loudly when it should, and recover on its own.
Every write is keyed so a retried request cannot create duplicates or double-charge a customer.
Credentials live in environment variables or a secret store. No tokens in the database without encryption.
Respects Retry-After headers, tracks quota and backs off before upstream systems throttle the site.
Inbound webhooks verify HMAC signatures or JWTs before touching the database. No trust by origin alone.
Every sync event is logged with a correlation id so your team can trace a record from trigger to destination.
Jobs run on Action Scheduler or a real queue with a dead-letter path. Verified against timeouts and retries.
Staff see sync status, last success, error counts and a manual retry button without opening the server.
Unit tests cover mappers and auth. Integration tests hit the real vendor sandbox to catch contract drift.
Written runbook for common failures. Your team knows exactly what to do when a token expires or a vendor goes down.
We are the silent integrations team behind design, marketing and SaaS agencies. Your client sees your work, your invoice and your brand. Our name never appears in the plugin header, the Slack channel or the handover docs.
Plugin headers, admin pages, docs and runbooks carry your brand, not ours.
One point of contact for every integration. Shared Slack, weekly syncs, fast replies.
Retainer rates, bulk discounts and priority scheduling for agency partners.
We plug into your ClickUp, Linear, Jira or Notion. No tool switching, no friction for your team.
You send the vendor docs, credentials and a sketch of what the client needs connected.
We write a detailed data map and send you a partner rate quote. Never shown to your client.
You mark up, brand the proposal and present it on your letterhead at your price.
Your client signs off on your terms, with your brand, and pays you directly.
Silent build on branded staging. No vendor credits, no email signatures, no footer links from us.
You review, accept handover and ship the integration to your client under your agency name.
Yes. Planning, reviews and support can be organised around GMT/BST. We agree response expectations, meeting windows and escalation contacts before the project or care plan starts.
We apply data minimisation, secure handling and privacy-by-design practices to forms, analytics, integrations and hosting decisions. We document the technical choices clearly, while your legal or data-protection adviser confirms the obligations that apply to your organisation.
Every outbound call goes through a queue with exponential backoff, a retry cap and a dead-letter log you can inspect. We respect Retry-After headers, track remaining quota and circuit-break when an upstream is clearly down so we do not flood it or lose data.
Yes. The integration ships as a plugin in your own repo with full commit history, a README, inline docs and a runbook. No vendor lock-in, no hidden SaaS fees. Your developers can extend or take it over the day after launch.
A single-endpoint sync such as form to CRM takes 1 to 2 weeks. A full WooCommerce to ERP two-way sync with products, stock, orders and customers takes 4 to 8 weeks. You will get a firm timeline in the written scope before work begins.
Yes. We scope what personal data moves, encrypt it in transit and at rest where needed, and build audit logs for every sync event. For regulated industries we align with your UK GDPR and PCI posture and document the data flow in the handover pack.
Share the systems, the data and the triggers. An integrations engineer will respond with a written scope and timeline within one business day.