CN.01 / Connection between two APIs

Connection layer

Move an agreed set of data between two applications with transformation rules and error handling.

From€2,200
Pilot scope · written proposal
France · EU · International08:00–17:30 · Paris time
A concrete scope

What we build.

We connect two systems with documented, accessible APIs. The pilot covers one business object, one transfer direction and an agreed frequency. It includes field mapping, essential checks and a way to review errors. Compatibility is assessed before the proposal is confirmed.

  • Review two APIs and required permissions.
  • Map one object and its agreed fields.
  • Transfer in one direction at a defined frequency.
  • Validation and error handling for agreed cases.
  • Technical logs and operating documentation.
See the logic in action

Two tools. A common language.

Choose a field to follow its mapping between two formats.

INTERACTIVE MOCKUPCN.01
SOURCE TOOL
DESTINATION TOOL
last_sync
title
reference

The source reference becomes the identifier expected by the destination tool.

An illustration of the behaviour, with no access to your tools. Content and data are fictional.

What you receive

Materials to take it forward.

01

A pilot connector for the two systems.

02

A field-mapping table.

03

Guidance for access, errors and operating conditions.

Separate scope. API fees, licences, provider limits, bidirectional synchronisation, large historical imports and systems without APIs are not included by default.

It is a starting price for the described pilot scope. The proposal confirms deliverables, total price and any external costs before agreement. Consumer amounts include applicable taxes.

A question about this service?

Can any applications be connected?

It depends on APIs, permissions, formats and provider limits. These are assessed before scope is confirmed.

Are hosting and software costs included?

Only when listed in the proposal. Licences, domains, subscriptions, API fees and other external costs are identified separately.

A starting point

Your next tool starts with a conversation.

Tell us what you want to make clearer, simpler or better connected. We review the need before defining the service.