What others may see and do
Which records other software may read, which it may add or change, agreed before anything is built.
Your software holds what others need: orders, stock, jobs. We build a secure connection so a customer, a supplier or your own website can read and update them, with nobody retyping.
An API is a connection other software can use. Another program can ask yours for orders or stock, or send new ones in, with nobody logging in. Your website reads stock from your warehouse. A customer’s system sends orders straight into your job list. You need one when the other way is an emailed spreadsheet or a shared login.
Which records other software may read, which it may add or change, agreed before anything is built.
Orders, customers, stock, jobs: other software can list them, fetch one, add one or change one.
Each partner gets their own key, sees only what it allows, and can be switched off on its own.
A missing field or unknown product is refused, and the message says why, so nobody has to ring you.
When an order is sent or a price changes, the systems that asked are told straight away.
Written instructions with examples, and a test copy with sample data, so an outside developer never touches your live records.
A record of who called and when. One caller cannot slow the rest. Updates never break a connection in use.
Not sure? Call 1300 699 321 — ten minutes will tell you.
The price depends on how many records other software can reach, and how many partners need their own key.
See how a project runsWe talk to whoever runs your system and whoever wants to reach it. You sign off who gets in, and to what.
You get a written plan: each address, what it accepts, what it sends back. The price is fixed on that plan.
Reading comes first, so a partner can use it early. Adding and changing follows. You see a real request answered at each stage.
We try to break it: an empty order, a bad date, a key reaching too far. Each must be refused with the right message.
The first partners get their keys and go live. We show you how to add or switch off a key yourself.
It depends on how much other software can see and do, and how many partners need their own key. We work that out in the first meeting and quote from the written plan.
You do. You own the code, the written plan and the instructions, so it can be hosted anywhere and any developer can add to it later.
Connecting your software joins programs you already run, using the connections they already offer. Custom API development gives your own system a connection, so a customer, a supplier or your website can use it.
Yes. They get written instructions with examples and a test copy loaded with sample data, and every refused request says which field was wrong, so they can build and test on their own.
Yes. It is written in Adelaide, and the systems that use it can be anywhere, so a business in Queensland is served the same way as one down the road.
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