INTEGRATIONS BY SYSTEM

Custom API integrations

You have two systems that need to share data. There is no off-the-shelf connector, or it does not do what you need. Then I build one.

When you need a custom integration

  • You copy data from one system to another by hand.
  • There is an integration, but it stalls regularly or creates duplicate records.
  • The vendor has an API, but nobody has time to work out how it behaves.

I find out what the other side can really do, even when it is not in the manual.

By system

I build every integration to fit. With a queue that absorbs outages, a log and an alert when something goes wrong. Is your system not listed? Below you can read how I approach a custom integration.

  • Bullhorn WordPress integration

    A Bullhorn WordPress integration: vacancies online automatically, applications straight into Bullhorn. With a queue that absorbs outages.

  • Tapkey integration

    Digital access with Tapkey, connected to your own app or system through the Tapkey API. Residents or staff open doors with their phone.

  • SnelStart API integration

    A custom SnelStart API integration with your webshop (WooCommerce, Magento), CRM or own software. Invoices, contacts and payments in SnelStart automatically.

  • WordPress API integration

    A WordPress API integration with your CRM, ATS or accounting software. Forms, vacancies, products and sign-ups in the right system automatically.

What you get

An integration that survives outages

When the other side is down, the integration waits and catches up later. Nothing gets lost and nothing arrives twice.

Insight

A log of what was sent and received. And an alert when something fails.

Honest advice

Sometimes a good off-the-shelf connector already exists. If so, you will hear it from me and you do not need anything custom.

Systems I have integrated with

Bullhorn, Tapkey, SnelStart, Informer, Stripe, WooCommerce, Marktplaats, Postcode.eu, Booking Experts, Storyblok, Google, Microsoft 365, n8n and the APIs of OpenAI and Anthropic.

Does it connect to your website? Read more about WordPress integrations. A chatbot on your own documents? See custom AI chatbots.

How a project starts

  1. You describe which systems need to connect and what goes wrong now.
  2. I look at the APIs and tell you what is possible, what will be hard, how I would approach it and what it will cost.
  3. I build the integration and test it on real data. Then you decide on maintenance.

What does an API integration cost? That depends on the systems and on what their APIs can do, so there is no fixed price. After step 2 you get an estimate up front, so you know where you stand.

Tim Geerlings

Need an integration?

Describe in a few sentences what you want to connect. You will hear from me.

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