Enterprise Integration / API Development
Custom REST and GraphQL endpoints on top of your own systems, with authentication, rate limiting and documentation, so internal tools and partners can call in reliably.
Why It Matters
Each endpoint is designed around a specific job, whether that's letting a mobile app read order status or letting a partner create customer records, instead of exposing raw tables that break the moment your schema changes.
Every endpoint ships with an authentication scheme appropriate to its caller and rate limits that keep usage within agreed bounds, so a single misbehaving caller can't take the platform down for everyone else.
We identify who needs to call in and what they need to read or write.
Endpoints, request and response shapes and error codes are defined before code starts.
Endpoints are built with authentication and rate limiting in place from the start.
Every endpoint ships with documentation and is tested against real call patterns.
Endpoints go live behind a version, with usage monitored after handover.
Endpoints designed around the use case, not a generic wrapper around your database.
API keys, OAuth2 or JWT, matched to who is calling in.
Limits enforced per endpoint so usage stays within agreed bounds.
New versions ship without breaking callers already integrated.
Request and response formats, error codes and auth, documented for every endpoint.
Usage monitored after launch, with access and docs handed to your team.
Every endpoint we ship gets the same scrutiny we'd want from an API we were integrating against ourselves.
Authentication and rate limiting are part of the initial design, not something added after a review.
We don't hand over undocumented endpoints and call it done.
Existing callers keep working when new endpoints or fields are added.
You reach the people who built the endpoints, not a support queue.
We design and build new REST or GraphQL endpoints on top of your existing systems, covering authentication, rate limiting and documentation, so other applications can call into your platform in a controlled way.
API Development builds new endpoints on top of your own systems, so other applications can call in. API Integration goes the other way: it connects your systems out to third-party APIs that already exist, such as a shipping carrier or a payment provider.
Either, chosen by the use case. REST fits most resource-based endpoints, and GraphQL fits cases where callers need to combine several resources in one request.
Every endpoint set ships with an authentication scheme appropriate to the caller, whether that is API keys, OAuth2 or JWT, plus rate limiting to keep usage within agreed limits.
Yes. Every endpoint ships with written documentation covering request and response formats, authentication, error codes and rate limits, so callers can integrate without back and forth.
We monitor early usage, fix issues that surface under real traffic, and hand over documentation and access so your team can maintain the endpoints going forward.
Related
The other services in this section, and related pages from TCB Infotech.
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