API Development and Integration

It means two pieces of software exchanging data through an API. For example, an order passes from your site to the carrier, or a payment result comes back from the gateway into your system, with no manual copying and every step on record.

First you need a merchant agreement with your bank or a contract with a payment institution such as iyzico or PayTR; the live API keys come with it. We build the 3D Secure payment flow, refunds and cancellations, and the step that marks the order as paid; because card details are entered on the provider's form, your PCI DSS obligations are reduced too.

It depends on how many services are involved, how well they are documented and whether they offer a test environment; a single payment or shipping connection takes far less time than a multi-step flow that also involves your ERP. Once the scope is clear we give you a transparent quote and a clear timeline; you can outline your needs step by step in our project planner.

For a handful of simple flows, tools such as Zapier or Make can be enough, and if that is your case we will say so. For critical flows such as payments, orders and stock, duplicate protection, complex data mapping, subscription costs that grow with volume and where your data is processed start to matter, and a code-based integration leaves all of these under your control.

Often, yes. If the system offers file exports (CSV, XML), a readable database view or an older web service such as SOAP, we build a clean API layer on top of it. For Logo, Mikro and Netsis, see our ERP integration page; for SAP, see our SAP integration page.

Failed requests wait in a queue and are retried, and idempotency keys and duplicate checks stop the same order from being created twice. When a provider updates its API or retires an old version, we adapt the connection to the new version under a monthly support package after launch.