A backend for a product.
Build services for a new app or website, or improve the backend behind an existing interface.
Backend & integrations
We develop the APIs, data structures and business logic that support apps and websites. We also improve existing backend services and connect them with the tools your business uses.
Where we can help
Build services for a new app or website, or improve the backend behind an existing interface.
Connect mobile, web and office tools around the information and permissions each user needs.
Link the product with external payment, messaging or business systems where the available interfaces support it.
Development scope
Define and develop interfaces between frontend applications, backend services and external systems.
Plan database models, validation, storage and movement between services.
Develop tools for managing users, content and business records with agreed access rules.
Assess available APIs and implement the agreed data exchange or service connections.
Prepare environments and release configuration, with monitoring or backup arrangements where included.
Deliverables & handover
We agree how the backend will connect to other systems and how it will be deployed, accessed and maintained.
Agreed services, source code and database structures.
API documentation, integration code or administration tools where included.
Environment configuration, access arrangements and documentation for the agreed deployment and maintenance tasks.
System design decisions
An API connects systems, but the business still needs clear rules for ownership, access and exceptions.
Technical approach
Backend technologies, databases and infrastructure are selected around the business rules, integrations, expected use and maintenance requirements. Existing systems and available interfaces are reviewed before choosing what to build or change.
See how we review progress, handle feedback and changes, and plan release and handover.
An applied example
Explore data ownership, role-based access and failed updates when booking tools, calendars and existing business systems work together.
Before you decide
A list of screens is a starting point. A useful estimate also needs the behaviour, data, dependencies and delivery work behind those screens.
An older product does not automatically need replacing. Start by separating the business problem from assumptions about the technology.
Practical questions
Yes, subject to reviewing its interfaces and the work needed to connect it. The scope defines how the current product will use the new or updated services.
We first review its APIs, documentation, access conditions and any licensing requirements. These determine which connections are practical and whether other changes are needed.
Yes. Roles and access rules can be planned around your users and business workflows, with the agreed rules implemented and tested as part of the scope.
Let’s start a conversation
Describe the information that moves between your tools and where the handover is difficult today.