Services

Integrations & APIs

CRMs, analytics, search, fundraising, and internal systems connected to WordPress—with documented sync, failure modes, and no new performance tax per plugin.

API integration workflow on a laptop

Integrations that respect the CMS

We connect WordPress to the tools your organisation already runs—marketing automation, CRM, search, payments, and custom internal APIs—without turning the admin into a fragile patchwork.

Every integration is scoped: data direction, auth method, retry behaviour, and what editors should expect when a third party is down. We prefer thin, testable modules over opaque plugins that duplicate the same sync three different ways.

Clear data contracts

We document what fields sync, how often, and who owns conflicts when WordPress and the remote system disagree.

Webhooks and batch jobs are chosen based on volume and tolerance for delay—not every integration needs real-time sync.

Security and credentials

API keys, OAuth, and service accounts are stored and rotated using practices your infra team accepts.

We avoid hard-coding secrets in theme files and leave audit trails where compliance requires them.

Observable failures

When a sync fails, editors and support see useful signals—not silent logs buried on a server.

We define retry, alerting, and manual fallback paths before launch so campaigns are not blocked by a single API timeout.

How we deliver

What you get on every engagement

Integration work ships with documentation, staging tests, and performance checks on affected templates.

Search and discovery

We wire enterprise search, faceted filters, and external indexes when WordPress native search is not enough.

Frontend behaviour stays fast because queries hit the right backend—not brute-force SQL on every filter change.

Marketing and analytics

Tags and data layers are implemented once, consistently, across templates.

We resist duplicate pixels and event handlers added by every new plugin without a governance pass.

Custom internal APIs

Proprietary systems—inventory, registration, licensing—integrate through dedicated plugins or middleware.

We map which team owns the API contract when the vendor changes fields mid-project.

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We reply with a prioritized technical backlog — performance, stability, and conversion friction called out explicitly.