Software Development
API & System
Integration
Connect the software, data and services your business already uses so information can move between systems without duplicate entry, isolated data and unnecessary manual work.
- Software Engineering Since 2004
- Custom Integration Development
- Full Stack Development
- APIs + Data + Business Systems
Connect Your Systems
Your Software Should Work Together.
Most businesses rely on several applications selected at different times for different purposes. Problems begin when those systems cannot share information and employees are forced to copy data, maintain duplicate records or perform the same work in multiple places.
Seed develops integrations that allow applications to exchange data, trigger actions and coordinate business processes through APIs, webhooks, databases, structured files and other supported integration methods.
We can connect existing commercial platforms, integrate custom software, build middleware between multiple systems or create an integration layer that becomes part of a larger business application.
Integration Capabilities
Move Data Between the Systems
That Run Your Business.
Integration can be as focused as connecting two applications or as extensive as coordinating data and workflows across an entire software environment.
API
REST API Integrations
Connect cloud services, business platforms and custom applications through documented REST APIs.
Payments
Payment Integrations
Integrate payment gateways, merchant services, credit card processing, ACH and transaction workflows into business applications.
CRM
CRM & Sales Systems
Synchronize contacts, leads, customers, activities, opportunities and transaction information between sales and operational systems.
ERP
ERP & Accounting
Connect operational software with accounting, inventory, financial and back-office systems.
Webhooks
Webhooks & Event Processing
Respond to events from external systems and trigger updates, notifications or other application workflows.
Data
Import & Export Services
Automate structured file exchange, scheduled imports, exports, synchronization and data transformation.
Integration Architecture
Reliable Integrations Need
More Than an API Call.
Production integrations need authentication, validation, data mapping, logging, retries, monitoring and a clear strategy for handling failures.
01
Authentication
OAuth, API keys, tokens, certificates and other authentication methods supported by the connected systems.
02
Data Mapping
Translate fields, identifiers, formats and business rules so information remains meaningful across systems.
03
Error Handling
Log failures, retry temporary problems and identify issues that require human attention.
04
Monitoring
Track integration activity and system responses so failed transactions do not disappear unnoticed.
Our Process
Define the Connection Before Writing the Integration.
We establish what information moves, which system owns it, when synchronization occurs and what should happen when something goes wrong.
01
Evaluate Systems
Review API documentation, authentication, rate limits, available operations and other integration methods.
02
Map Data & Rules
Define fields, identifiers, transformations, synchronization direction and record ownership.
03
Develop Integration
Build the connection, application logic, validation, logging and supporting business rules.
04
Test Failure Scenarios
Test unavailable services, invalid data, duplicates, authentication failures and retry behavior.
05
Deploy & Monitor
Move the integration into production, verify live transactions and monitor initial activity.
Integration Development
Work Directly With Developers Who Understand
the Systems Around the Connection.
Integration projects often involve several applications, departments and outside software providers. Our developers can work directly with your technical team, business users and third-party vendors to understand how the systems need to work together.
Because Seed also develops custom software, we can work on the applications surrounding the integration instead of treating the API connection as an isolated piece of code.
Full Stack
Application + Integration Development
Connected
APIs + Data + Business Systems
Direct
Access to the Development Team
Frequently Asked Questions
Integration Questions
It depends on the systems. A viable integration normally requires an API, database connection, structured file exchange, webhook or another supported method of accessing and updating information.
A well-designed integration can log the failure, preserve the transaction when appropriate, retry temporary problems and notify administrators when intervention is required.
Yes. We can implement supported OAuth authorization flows, token storage, refresh handling and related authentication requirements.
Yes, when both systems support the required operations. We first define record ownership and synchronization rules to help prevent conflicts and accidental overwrites.
Sometimes. Depending on the application, integration may be possible through database access, file exchange, existing services or a custom interface. We can review the system and determine the available options.
Yes. Existing APIs and integration services can also provide controlled access to business data and actions used by AI applications, agents and automated workflows.
Start a Project
Need Your Systems to Work Together?
Tell us which applications are involved, what information needs to move between them and what the business process should look like. We can evaluate the available integration options and design the right connection.