APIs & products
Capability you can integrate, not a project you have to run
Some problems are not worth building twice. Where a capability is well understood and the value is in having it working now, an API is the shorter path — and where you already hold a capability others need, it is a product waiting to be packaged.
What you get
Time measured in days
Clear contracts, honest documentation and predictable versioning, so integration is a scheduled task rather than an open-ended investigation.
Security answered before it is asked
Authentication, data handling and availability documented in the terms a security review actually uses, so the assessment does not become the critical path.
A capability turned into revenue
For teams sitting on something valuable, the engineering and packaging that turn an internal service into something an external customer can buy and depend on.
What that involves
Commercial APIs
Our own productised capabilities, offered for integration into your solutions. Explore what is available and what each one solves.
API design and build
Interfaces designed around the consumer's workflow rather than the provider's data model, which is the difference between an API that gets adopted and one that gets tolerated.
Productisation
Taking an internal capability to market: packaging, metering, tenancy, documentation and the operational commitments a paying customer expects.
Integration platforms
Connecting systems that were never designed to meet, without demanding changes to either side.
Technologies we work with
API & integration
- REST
- Event-driven architectures
- Kafka
- Microservices
Runtime
- Node.js
- Spring Boot
- TypeScript
- Java
Platform
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- GitHub Actions
- CI/CD
Where we have done this
Start with a conversation, not a specification
Tell us the problem and the constraints. If we are not the right fit we will say so. We reply within 24 hours on business days.