Database, Data Engineering, Cloud & AI consulting since 2007
Application development
An external platform is useful only if your application can exchange the right data with it, securely, and keep SQL Server as the record you control.
Companies ask us to connect a business application to a CRM, an ERP, a payment or shipping service, an email platform, a cloud service, a customer portal, a sign-in provider or a reporting system. We do not list those products as supported until we have read that vendor's API and agreed the scope. If the documentation or the authentication model is a poor fit, we say so before building.
What business event must cross the boundary, and which system owns the record.
Endpoints, limits, authentication and the fields that actually exist.
How their objects match your SQL Server tables, including failures and retries.
The integration runs in a non-production pass before it touches live data.
Logs, alerts and a place to change the integration when the vendor changes the API.
Building your own API is a different page: web services and API development.
The vendor name, what must sync, and how often. We will tell you if the integration is straightforward or needs a different design.
