INTEGRATIONS & APIS
API, ERP and CRM integrations that reduce duplicate work.
Connect your website, online store and business applications with the systems your team already uses. idweb plans how data moves between ERP, CRM and other services, with validation, error tracking and recovery when a connection fails.
Systems exchanging the right data
LIVE SYSTEM
- 01System A
- 02API
- 03System B
- 04Monitoring
An integration is not finished when the first request succeeds.
We need to know which system owns each data field, how duplicates are identified, what happens on a rate limit or timeout and how the team sees and resolves an error.
What should improve
- One agreed source of truth
- Less manual re-entry
- Visible failures and a recovery path
- Documented ownership and change process
A resilient integration, not a hidden script
- API and data-contract discovery
- Field mapping, validation and transformation rules
- Authentication, permissions and secrets handling
- Queues and retries where needed, logs, alerts and a runbook
How we approach it
01
Map
Systems, owners, events, fields and constraints.
02
Prove
A sandbox or bounded flow with real edge cases.
03
Operate
Observability, recovery, documentation and change control.
Secure access and the minimum necessary permissions
Credentials are not stored in code or content. We use appropriate secret management, separate environments, restricted scopes and a rotation and revocation process suited to the platform.
Verified related work
Before our first conversation
Describe your goal, the tasks that slow you down and the tools you currently use. If you already have a website or application, share its link.
Common questions
Can any ERP or CRM be connected?
Only where a suitable API, import/export or approved access method exists. Technical and commercial feasibility is confirmed during discovery.
What happens when an API changes?
We define versioning, monitoring and ownership. Material changes are tested in staging before production.
How are duplicate records avoided?
Through stable identifiers, idempotent operations where possible and agreed conflict and replay rules.
Design the data flow before writing the connection.
Tell us which systems are involved, which data moves and who owns it.



