Connect the tools you already use, cleanly.
APIs, webhooks, and custom code where no-code falls short. I integrate your existing stack so data flows where it should, without the brittleness most rushed setups suffer from. Built to outlast the engagement.
across clients
worked with
Zapier, Make, n8n
account layer.
Four traits of integrations that last.
Anyone can connect two tools in Zapier for an afternoon. Integrations that hold up under real traffic and team changes look different.
REST, GraphQL, OAuth flows, webhook signing, rate limiting, retry logic. The fundamentals that determine whether an integration stays up under load.
Zapier, Make, and n8n are powerful for the right job. I know each of their strengths and limits, so the cheap option gets used when it really is the cheap option.
When no-code hits its ceiling, I drop into Python or Node and ship a small microservice. Hosted on Cloud Run, Lambda, or your existing infra.
Validation, deduplication, schema enforcement at every boundary. Garbage flowing into your CRM costs more than the integration cost to build.
From stack audit to data flowing.
Integration work is best done with the full stack in view. The process maps the data first, builds second.
List every tool, every API key, every data flow that exists today (formal or informal). The audit alone often surfaces redundant tools and orphaned integrations costing money.
For each integration, the right pattern: webhook-driven, polling, batch, or event-stream. The right pattern depends on volume, latency requirements, and what each tool actually supports.
Build, validate with real data, add error handling and alerting. Documentation written so any future engineer can debug at three a.m. without me on the phone.
Integrations that do not break the moment you scale.
Most no-code integrations work fine until volume doubles, an API changes, or someone renames a Slack channel. I design for those failure modes from day one, so the integration keeps running instead of becoming a recurring fire-drill.
Idempotent operations and proper backoff. Transient failures recover without manual intervention.
Errors notify the right channel. Silent failures get caught before someone complains.
All flow definitions exported and committed. Restore is fast and predictable.
I track per-task and per-call costs. Integrations get a budget so surprises do not happen at month-end.
Has your stack outgrown what Zapier alone can handle?
Book a free 30-minute consultation. Share the integrations you have running today and the one you wish existed, and I will sketch the right approach. Even if we do not end up working together, you leave with a clearer picture.
Stack review before we talk.
Concrete next steps to keep.