Skip to content
Client login
Menu

Software and people behind your business

API Development

An API is how your systems talk to each other: your app to your database, your website to your accounting system, your business to your partners. We design, build and document APIs so those connections stay reliable as things change.

What we do

  • Design and build new APIs for your applications
  • Open up an existing system so other software can use it
  • Document APIs so your own or your partners' developers can work with them

Two development centers. Our developers work from Amman and Tbilisi, so a project is not tied to one team's working day.

When you need this

  • A mobile app and a website that must share the same data
  • A partner or supplier who needs to connect to your system
  • An older system whose data is trapped inside it

Frequently asked questions

What is an API and why would my business need one?

An API is the way two pieces of software exchange data, for example your app and your database, or your website and your accounting system. You need one when systems or partners must share information without anyone re-typing it.

Can you add an API to a system we already have?

Yes. Besides building new APIs, we open up existing systems so other software can use them, including older systems whose data is locked inside.

Do you document the APIs you build?

Yes. We document them so your own developers, or your partners’ developers, can work with them.

Can an API let a partner or supplier connect to our system?

Yes, that is one of the most common reasons to build one. The same goes for a mobile app and a website that must share the same data.

How is an API different from systems integration?

An API is the doorway a system offers to other software. Systems integration is the work of connecting your systems so data moves between them, often using APIs.

Who builds the APIs?

Our own developers, working from our development centers in Amman and Tbilisi.