Working remotely with clients worldwide
Connect your website to the tools your business uses.
If your team copies information between a website and another system, an integration may help. I build WordPress REST endpoints and connect third-party services, with attention to permissions, data mapping and what happens when a request fails.
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Related work I've completed
This example shows WordPress API design and access control. It does not demonstrate every third-party provider connection.
Browse the full website portfolioWhat the work can include
- Custom WordPress REST endpoints
- CRM and business-system connections
- Payment and third-party API integrations
- Authentication, validation and access rules
- Response documentation and error-handling requirements
We agree on the deliverables, timeline and price before development starts.
Understand both ends of the connection
An integration depends on the external system as well as your website. I start with its documentation, account access and the data that needs to move. We should confirm rate limits and provider restrictions before committing to the scope.
Decide how failures are handled
A connection that works once is not enough. We need to consider timeouts, duplicate requests and unavailable services. The right approach depends on whether a request is needed immediately or can be processed later.
Make the handover useful
Your next developer should be able to understand which systems are connected and how the data flows. I include implementation notes and agree on the documentation needed by the team maintaining the integration.
Before we start
Can you integrate any API?
I can assess APIs with usable documentation and account access. Some providers restrict features or require approval, so I confirm feasibility before promising an integration.
Can you build endpoints for our application?
Yes. Share the content model, expected responses and access requirements. We can agree on the endpoint contract with your frontend team.
Where should credentials be stored?
Secrets should be kept on the server or in the appropriate secure configuration, rather than exposed in public frontend code. The exact setup depends on the hosting and provider.
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